Machine learningHigh-dimensional statisticsRandom matrix theory

Finding structure in high-dimensional noise.

I am a PhD candidate at TU Delft, working at the intersection of machine learning, high-dimensional statistics, and random matrix theory.

About my research

I started my PhD in November 2022, advised by Raf Van de Plas.

My work sits at the intersection of machine learning, high-dimensional statistics, and random matrix theory.

My research seeks to understand when latent structure can be recovered from complex and noisy data, how sharp transitions separate learnable from non-learnable regimes, and how these theoretical insights can guide the design of effective inference and generative-learning methods.

Education

PhD with a focus on Machine Learning

TU Delft

2022–present

MSc in Data Science

ETH Zürich

2019–2022

BSc in Communication Systems

EPFL

2016–2019

Selected publications

All publications

Get in touch

Interested in discussing research, collaborating, or simply exchanging ideas? I would be happy to hear from you.

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