Postdoctoral scholar at Schiller Institute | Boston College
I am a postdoctoral scholar in the Computer Science and Earth & Environmental Science departments at Boston College
working with George Mohler and
Yi Ming.
I work in the field of machine learning modeling for spatiotemporal domains where I specialize in designing region-agnostic, data-based models
with applications catered to earth and enviromental science domains.
I particularly focus on designing transfer learning and domain adaptation models for point prediction.
My research interests can be narrowed down to applied transfer learning & domain adaptation, and geospatial machine learning.
I completed my PhD in computer science at Emory University
where I was advised by Avani Wildani and
Andreas Züfle.
During this time, I also closely collaborated with and was mentored by
Yang Liu.
I have also worked with Emily Wall at Emory, in the domain of human decision making
as well as Vinod Scaria @CSIR-IGIB for my master's
thesis.