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Academic Achievements
Published multiple papers on machine learning and its applications in physical sciences, participated in projects such as developing self-consistent scalable clustering algorithms, writing an introductory guide to ML for physicists, and exploring the phase diagram of quantum state preparation via Q-learning.
Research Experience
Serves as a Director of Data Science at Capital One; has conducted research on the application of machine learning in physical sciences, including self-consistent scalable clustering, an introductory review to ML, and reinforcement learning for quantum control.
Education
Ph.D. from Boston University, supervised by Pankaj Mehta. Focused on using reinforcement learning (e.g., Q-learning, MCTS) and unsupervised learning (e.g., clustering, auto-encoders, embeddings) to tackle issues in physics and biology.
Background
A Director of Data Science at Capital One. Research interests include applying machine learning methods to problems in quantum statistical physics and applied computational biology for cancer immunotherapy.
Miscellany
Open to impromptu chats about ML, physics, and science in general, welcoming emails with questions.