Enric Boix-Adsera

I am an assistant professor at Wharton Statistics and Data Science.

My research focuses on building a mathematical science of deep learning. My goal is to understand the fundamental mechanisms driving how neural networks learn, in order to enable more efficient and more trustworthy AI systems.

Previously (in reverse-chronological order) I completed a postdoc at MIT Math and Harvard CMSA, was a Simons Fellow in the Large Language Models program at UC Berkeley, and obtained a PhD in EECS at MIT advised by Guy Bresler and Philippe Rigollet. During my PhD I was generously supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, a Siebel Fellowship, and an Apple AI/ML fellowship. I received my undergraduate degree in mathematics from Princeton University, where I was advised by Emmanuel Abbe.

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