Mentoring

Throughout my career I’ve had the pleasure and privilege to mentor and collaborate with a number of impressive undergrad and graduate students:

Maxwell Tanguchi-King. Internship on software development and indigenous data sovereignty in biodiversity monitoring. (Joint mentorship with Magali de Bruyn and Danielle Louie, UC Berkeley)
Nithya Appannagaari. Internship on software development and indigenous data sovereignty in biodiversity monitoring. (Joint mentorship with Magali de Bruyn and Danielle Louie, UC Berkeley)

Claire Liu. B.Sc. thesis on predictability of extreme rain events in the SF Bay Area. Undergrad research assistantship on RL approaches to partially observable population dynamics control problems. (Jointly with C Boettiger; UC Berkeley 2023.)
Maya Nalliah. Undergrad research assistantship on RL approaches to highly stochastic and non-stationary population dynamics control problems. (UC Berkeley; 2023)
Felix Hoeddinghaus. B.Sc. thesis on discrete algebraic groups arising in a quantum computing context. (Jointly with D Gross; U Cologne, 2022)
Angelos Bampounis. M.Sc. thesis on representation theory of the single-qubit Clifford group. (Jointly with D Gross; U Cologne, 2020)
Paula Belzig. M.Sc. thesis on the Stabilizer de Finetti theorem and applications to quantum communication. (Jointly with M Gachechiladze, D Gross and J Renes; U Cologne, 2020)
Tobias Hartmann. B.Sc. thesis on state-independent contextuality for few-qubit systems. (Jointly with D Gross; U Cologne, 2020)
Stefan Schmitz. B.Sc. thesis on parametric noise on quantum control problems. (Jointly with D Gross; U Cologne, 2019)