Christopher Musco
ML-NYC
PhD student in Computer Science
I’m a first-year PhD student in Computer Science at NYU. I’m interested in the theory of deep learning, numerical analysis, and optimization.
Previously, I was a research engineer at Reservoir Labs (now Qualcomm) working on modeling congestion control in communication networks and on non-convex optimization. Before that, I was an undergrad at Yale, where I was advised by Bob Frank and Dan Spielman . I was a member of the Computational Linguistics at Yale lab, and I spent a summer at the Weizmann Institute working on phylogenetic inference with Boaz Nadler and Ariel Jaffe .
Christopher Musco
ML-NYC