Quentin CAUDRON, PhD

I'm a passionate scientist with an interdisciplinary, technical background, combining academic curiosity with industry best practices. I greatly value mentorship and collaborative team-building, creative solutioning, transparency, and personal growth. In terms of industries, I'm particularly interested in biomedtech, agtech, and space. Before researching statistical and computational methods in epidemiology at Princeton University, I earned a PhD in Mathematical Neuroscience and a MSc in Complexity Science at the University of Warwick. I am the founder and organizer of the award-winning Advanced Topics on Machine learning ( ATOM ) discussion group in Seattle. Whilst at Princeton, I founded the Princeton University Python Community, and taught workshops on scientific computing for the Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering. My interests are in applied mathematics, signal and image processing, and machine learning.