Ulrik Unneberg
I'm a second year PhD student in Applied Mathematics in the Materials Intelligence Research lab at Harvard University supervised by Prof. Kozinsky. My current work is on using generative machine learning models to predict low probability quantum states.
I did my undergraduate studies in applied mathematics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, where I under supervision of Prof. Jakobsen wrote my thesis on numerically solving a set of nonlinear integro-differential equations, a revised version of which will soon be published. During my undergrad, I was fortunate enough to spend a year as a Fulbright fellow at MIT, where I worked with Prof. Lu on asymptotics of high-dimensional statistical theory.
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Data-Efficient Interatomic Potentials by Fine-tuning NequIP and Allegro Foundation Models
Poster presentation to be held at Psi-K 2025, EPFL Switzerland.
Harvard University
Distribution of Score-Based Test Statistic for Gaussian Model Fails in the High-Dimensional Regime
Analyzing how theoretical results on M-estimators in the low-dimensional regime fails in the high-dimensional regime.
MIT, Fulbright Research
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2024
LondonML Intern at Palantir Technologies - Worked on a computer vision model for PDF parsing. Build out AI workflows for clients.2023
OsloML Intern at Monil - Used varied machine learning methods (Ordinary NNs, CNN, LSTMs) to predict movement from time series.2022
OsloAlgorithm Intern at Vind AI - Developed a new irregular optimizing algorithm of wind turbines, taking in wake effects, depth costs and cabling.2024
Winnie & Ragnar Mathisen Prize - Ranked #1 student graduate across all engineering and architectural disciplines at NTNU.2024
Stubban Prize - Ranked #1 in the mathematics graduates at NTNU.2023
Aker Scholarship - Norway's #1 graduate scholarship.2022
Fulbright Fellowship - Selected as one of six candidates for the non-degree Fulbright exchange fellowship, where I spent a year at MIT.