Has written explanatory articles covering the mathematics of machine learning in detail, including topics such as Transformers, an introduction to RL from human feedback, a deep dive into attention computations, and other subjects like Einstein summation (einsum) in numpy and pyTorch.
Research Experience
Concentrates on developing NN architectures tailored to specific application domains, particularly in the field of ML for physical sciences which involves cross-departmental collaboration, building NN pipelines from scratch, and data curation. Also delves into the underlying mathematics of these applications.
Education
Graduate student at Rice University, advised by Dr. Anastasios Kyrillidis and working closely with Dr. Christopher Jermaine, Dr. Geoffrey Hautier, Dr. Thomas Reps of UW-Madison, Dr. George Phillips, and Dr. Mitchell Miller.
Background
Third year graduate student at Rice University, focusing on the development of novel Neural Network (NN) architectures, applying NNs to the physical sciences: specifically atomistic structural calculations in nanoengineering and biochemistry, Reinforcement Learning (RL) based model tuning and RL from Human Feedback (RLHF).
Miscellany
Based in Houston, TX; provides a link to download an up-to-date resume that includes internships, awards, etc.; website powered by Jekyll & AcademicPages.