I've contributed to research across several fields -- physics (PhD, 2016), machine learning for materials science and drug discovery, and AI for healthcare and medical imaging. I was a Staff Scientist at NIH for four years and also spent three years as a Data Scientist at Mass General Brigham.
I now work as a nonprofit founder and independent researcher working on projects where I see outsized expected value.
If you want you can can still view my out-of-date CV and resume. I really appreciate anonymous feedback, you can leave that here.
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Writing on AI, FDA reform, metascience, progress studies, and whatever catches my fancy.
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