Scholar
Aditya Mate
Google Scholar ID: 2yHJIP0AAAAJ
Microsoft New England
Citations & Impact
Citations
661
H-index
13
i10-index
16
Publications
20
Co-authors
10
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Recipient of the IAAI 2023 Innovative Application Award
- Second prize at INFORMS 2022 'Doing Good with Good OR' competition
- Best paper awards at NeurIPS 2021 and NeurIPS 2020 workshops on Machine Learning for Public Health
- Paper accepted at AAAI 2022: 'Field Study Deploying Restless Bandits in Assisting Non-profits Improve Maternal Health'
- Paper accepted at AAMAS 2022: 'Efficient Algorithms for Streaming Bandits'
- Research featured in Harvard newsletter, Google AI blog, and Nature newsletter
- Selected by India’s Department of Science & Technology to represent India at the International Science School, University of Sydney (2013)
Research Experience
- Applied Scientist-2 at Microsoft New England, Cambridge MA, July 2023–present, Manager: Dr. Chester Curme
- Research Intern at Google Research, India, June 2022–Sept 2022, Manager: Dr. Aparna Taneja
- Student Researcher at Google Research, USA, Nov 2021–April 2022, Managers: Philip Nelson, Dr. Aparna Taneja; awarded a spot bonus for impact
- Research Intern at IBM Research, Thomas J. Watson Research Center, USA, June 2021–Sept 2021, Manager: Dr. Kush Varshney
- Research Intern at Google Research, USA, April 2021–June 2021, Manager: Philip Nelson; awarded a peer bonus
- R&D Intern at Sony Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, May 2016–July 2016, Manager: Yohei Kawamoto
Background
- Passionate about using AI to solve impactful real-world problems
- Research interests include Machine Learning, Sequential Decision Making, and Causal Inference
- Ph.D. research focuses on applying restless multi-armed bandits, learning, and causal inference to public health challenges
- Developed novel algorithms for tuberculosis prevention and improving maternal & child health
- Committed to real-world deployment; as of early 2023, his system has assisted over 100,000 enrolled mothers in partnership with an NGO
