About Me
I am a PhD student in theoretical neuroscience at the
Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit
at
UCL.
I’ve always been drawn to the elegance of math and the thrill of curiosity, and theoretical neuroscience brings them together beautifully.
In my recent project, supervised by
Peter Latham and in collaboration with
Dmitry Krotov,
I’m developing a mathematical model of associative memory that aims to meet two key criteria: high storage capacity and biological plausibility, as a candidate framework for understanding human memory.
News
- April 2026: I will present my work at the ICLR Conference.
- March 2026: I will present my work at the Cosyne Conference.
- November 2025: I started a new position as an AI/ML intern at Atlas.
- November 2025: I will give a talk at the UCL NeuroAI Conference.
- September 2025: I will present my work at the Bernstein Conference-Computational Neuroscience.
- June 2025: I will give a talk at the International Conference on Mathematical Neuroscience.
- April 2025: I presented my work at the New Frontiers in Associative Memory workshop at ICLR.
Publications
View my full list of publications on Google Scholar.