Dissertation: Applied theoretical physics, statistics, and fundamental ML techniques to invert measured diffraction patterns for molecular frame structure probability distributions, addressing a 50-year-old inverse problem; Research at CERN focused on the discovery of the Higgs Boson and measuring its spin.
Research Experience
Postdoctoral researcher at UC Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, and ICSI, working on the intersection of Physics, Chemistry, and AI; Interned at Google X in the blushift team, using adversarial examples to probe fundamental properties between disparate neural network architectures.
Education
PhD in Physics from Stanford University, 2023, under the mentorship of Phil Bucksbaum and Ryan Coffee; Honors B.Sc. from the University of Michigan, majoring in Physics and Math, with Bing Zhou as a mentor
Background
Research Interests: Intersection of physics and machine learning. Work includes LLMs for time series, integrating ML into thermodynamic processes, ML chemical potentials, and inverse problems.