I'm a computational scientist working on machine learning (a branch of Artificial Intelligence) and its application to ecology & evolution. I'm mostly working on inductive transfer, which in layman's terms could be described as the capacity to transfer knowledge from one task to another.
I'm doing a Ph.D. at the Theoretical Ecosystem Ecology laboratory and the Quebec Center for Biodiversity Science. My work is supported by an Alexander Graham Bell Graduate Scholarship from the NSERC.
I love programming! These days I'm mostly using C++11 or C#, putting Haskell to practice, and writing R scripts for statistics/plot.