Incoming IAIFI Fellow @ MIT
I work where theoretical physics meets modern machine learning, understanding how symmetry, geometry, and probabilistic structure can shape computation—and what physics can teach us about learning. I obtained my PhD from the University of Amsterdam, working with Miranda Cheng and Christoph Weniger.
M. Gerdes, P. de Haan, R. Bondesan, M. C. N. Cheng
M. Gerdes, M. Welling, M. C. N. Cheng
M. Gerdes, P. de Haan, C. Rainone, R. Bondesan, M. C. N. Cheng
L. B. Anderson, M. Gerdes, J. Gray, S. Krippendorf, N. Raghuram, F. Ruehle
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
NSF AI Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions
University of Amsterdam
Supervisors: Miranda Cheng and Christoph Weniger
University of Edinburgh
Thesis supervisor: Jacques Fleuriot
LMU & TU Munich
Thesis supervisor: Sven Krippendorf
University of Edinburgh
Georg August University of Göttingen
Thesis supervisor: Steffen Schumann