Enric Boix-Adsera

I am a postdoc at MIT Math and Harvard CMSA, hosted by Philippe Rigollet and Michael Douglas. In Fall 2025, I will join Wharton Statistics and Data Science as an assistant professor.

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

Previously, I was a Simons Fellow in the Large Language Models program at UC Berkeley, and completed a PhD in EECS at MIT advised by Guy Bresler and Philippe Rigollet. I received my undergraduate degree in mathematics from Princeton University, where I was advised by Emmanuel Abbe. I have been generously supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, a Siebel Fellowship, and an Apple AI/ML fellowship.

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