Work has appeared in leading machine learning venues (NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR) and top-tier scientific journals, including Nature, Nature Machine Intelligence, Nature Computational Science, and JACS. Notably, three of his papers have been featured as cover articles in Nature Machine Intelligence, Nature Computational Science, and JACS. Serves as an area chair for NeurIPS and regularly reviews for flagship journals in the Nature, Science, and ACS families.
Research Experience
Spent time at AMLab, University of Amsterdam (with Prof. Max Welling), and Microsoft Research. Organized over 20 community events, including conferences, workshops, and seminars. Founded the series of AI for Science workshops, co-founded the Learning on Graphs conference and probabilistic inference workshops, and led an initiative AI for Science 101 building knowledge systems for AI for Science.
Education
PhD student in Computer Science at Cornell University, advisor information not provided.
Background
Research interests include probabilistic machine learning, structure and geometry, and AI for science. Focuses on generative models, large language models, measure transport, stochastic control, sampling, and Bayesian inference. Aims to develop principled, efficient probabilistic and geometric models inspired by and accelerating discovery in the natural sciences.
Miscellany
Maintains a Slack channel for communication and outreach about AI for Science with nearly 1500 active researchers. Also interested in (mechanistic) interpretability, science of science, and societal impact of AI.