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I am currently a graduate researcher at the Media Lab, Masachusetts Institute of Technology. I am also affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
Previously, I have worked as a researcher affiliated with the Harvard/MIT Health Sciences and Technology Division Children's Hospital Informatics Program.
My research interest span diverse domains involving development of novel, interdisciplinary approaches that bridge different facets of engineering and science. Specifically, I have been involved in developing formal models and implementations for programming language interoperability. I am also involved in robust approximate solutions for large scale machine learning problems and their reliable deployment on distributed infrastructures. I apply such solutions to solve problems ranging from systems biology to computer vision. Other than that I also dabbles in creating intuitve interfaces for spreading usage of high end research both in computer vision and formal theories to the masses.
Biography
I graduated with a Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India in 2010 with his thesis involved in Context-sensitive Ontology Mappings Over Massive Datasets. In my undergraduate years, I was invited as a researcher at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I subsequently spent a summer working under Professor Gil Alterovitz and Late Professor Marco Ramoni at Harvard Medical School. Further collaborative endeavors led me to spend a quarter at Stanford University under Professor Mark Musen.
I have worked at Google as a part of their initiative to create the next prodigical application. I have also worked at IBM as a research intern on spreading the Hyper-text Internet to the masses.
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