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I'm a post-doc working with Prof. Leslie Kaelbling at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

I do research in artificial intelligence (AI). My long-term goal is to understand how anything made of unintelligent parts could possibly be as smart as a human being (or even a lab rat). More specifically, I work on probabilistic inference and machine learning. My dissertation research was on a probabilistic modeling language called Bayesian Logic, or BLOG. A prototype version of the BLOG Inference Engine is available.

I got my Ph.D. in Computer Science from U.C. Berkeley in December 2006. My undergraduate work was in Symbolic Systems at Stanford, and between college and grad school I spent a year working as a software engineer in the research group at Google.

I'm currently applying for faculty positions. Here are my application materials.