I'm a Ph.D. candidate in the Center for Theoretical Neuroscience at Columbia University advised by Liam Paninski and John Cunningham.

I am also a student researcher at Google Brain working on reliable deep learning.

My research focuses on machine learning and computer vision for computational neuroscience and computational neuroethology.

Before this, I got my BS and MS with Honors in Electrical Engineering at the University of Kansas. My work has been supported by the Institute for International Education and Fulbright Peru.

As a first generation student, I am passionate about helping other students get access to the tools necessary to succeed. Please contact me if there is a way I can help you. I have listed some useful resources here.

Recent News

02/2022: Our paper Deep Ensembles work but are they necessary? is now online.

10/2021: I am giving a talk "What can we learn from unlabeled videos?" at TECHSUYO 2021. Tune in to learn more about research and VC in Peru and Latin America.

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I am originally from Lima, Peru. In the picture above I am hiking the Montañas de Siete Colores in Cusco, Peru. (July 2018)

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