I am a final-year PhD student in Computer Science at ETH Zurich under the supervision of Andreas Krause and member of Learning and Adaptive Systems Group. I am also associated with the ETH AI Center. I work on sequential decision-making and representation learning for structured data, such as point clouds or graphs.
Research interests
The main question that motivates my research is: How can we actively learn new complex environments?
My interests span multiple topics around sequential decision-making, bayesian optimization, representation learning, generative modeling.
I am sparked by designing robust algorithms with quantified uncertainty and well-understood limitations (theoretically and empirically), that would be applicable in society-critical areas.
Prior to ETH, I studied Maths, Physics, and Data Science at MIPT and Skoltech – Moscow universities with great people and great courses. I worked on deep learning for weakly-supervised semantic segmentation under the supervision of Victor Lempitsky and interned at Columbia University under the co-supervision of Hod Lipson. I did ML internships at Yandex (deep learning for precipitation nowcasting) and Amazon Web Services (Bayesian optimization for AutoML).
MSc in Data Analysis, 2017
Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech), Moscow
MSc in Applied Mathematics (with honors), 2017
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Phystech), Moscow
BSc in Applied Math and Physics (with honors), 2015
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Phystech), Moscow
Research areas: Probabilistic Machine Learning, Bayesian Optimization, Deep Learning, Tensors, Computer Vision
Advisor: Prof. Andreas Krause
Worked with Hod Lipson and collaboration with Victor Lempitsky.
I (co-)supervised MSc theses of several bright students, some resulting into research publications: