COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCHER
M.S. CANDIDATE IN STATISTICS, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
B.S. IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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About
Andrew Kirjner is currently a master's student in the Statistics department at Stanford University, with an expected graduation in June, 2021. In the Spring of 2020, he received a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, with a focus in Artificial Intelligence, also from Stanford. He plans to enroll in a Ph.D. program related to statistics and computational neuroscience in the Fall of 2021.
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He is interested in building computational models of the relationships between neural data and learning, developing statistical methods for neural signal processing, and uncovering the connections between artificial and biological neural networks.
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In his free time, Andrew enjoys playing the violin, cooking, and watching Premier League Soccer.