I am a fifth-year PhD student at UC Berkeley advised by Moritz Hardt and Jacob Steinhardt. I have previously worked on the theoretical foundations for algorithmic fairness and empirical investigations into interpretability and robustness of machine learning systems. In the summer and fall of 2022 I was AI resident at Google X working on biological sequence design, and these days my research focus is in machine learning for protein modeling. I work on improving protein property classification and protein design, as well as understanding what protein language models learn.
Previously, I was lucky to be advised by Sebastian Tschiatschek while at University of Cambridge and Cynthia Dwork and Jeffrey Macklis at Harvard University. I am grateful for support from the Gates Cambridge Scholarship during my MPhil and for support from the NSF GRFP and the Open Philanthropy AI Fellows Program during my PhD.
PhD in Computer Science
University of California Berkeley
MPhil in Machine Learning, 2018
University of Cambridge
BA in Biology, 2017
Harvard University