I am a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Computing and Mathematical Sciences Department at Caltech, working with Professor Houman Owhadi. I obtained my PhD in June 2025 in the same research group. During my PhD, I was a research affiliate at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
My current research is at the intersection of Statistics and Applied Mathematics, including:
Frequentist confidence intervals in ill-posed inverse problems using optimization
Game-theoretical Uncertainty Quantification
Theory and Applications of Gaussian Processes
See my research page for an in-depth explanation. I have applied my work to different domain applications, including remote sensing, biology, earthquake prediction, epidemic modeling, and telecommunications engineering.
Before joining Caltech, I graduated from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya with a double undergraduate degree in Mathematics and Engineering Physics as part of the CFIS program, and I was a research visitor at the Center for Data Science at NYU.
I will give a talk about optimization-based confidence intervals at SIAM MDS in October 2024 in Atlanta
I obtained my PhD in Computing and Mathematical Sciences! - June 2025
My paper about discovering computational hypergraph structures using Gaussian Process has been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences! - August 2024
I gave a talk about applications of optimization-based confidence intervals in remote sensing at the "Digital twins for inverse problems in Earth science" workshop at CIRM (Centre International De Rencontres Mathematiques) in Marseille - July 2024
I gave a talk about optimization-based confidence intervals, including its history and my current work, in the STAMPS (Statistical Methods for the Physical Sciences) seminar at CMU. Slides are available here - May 2024
I gave a talk about the disproof of the Burrus conjecture at SIAM UQ 2024, and at SIAM MS 2024. Slides are available here - March 2024