(I pronounce my last name as "Jada")
I'm a PhD Candidate in Applied & Computational Mathematics at Princeton University, working under the supervision of Jonathan Pillow at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute.
My research falls within statistical neuroscience and my interests span dynamical systems, control theory and probabilistic machine learning. Specifically, I am interested in studying the computation that underlies the non-stationary dynamics we observe in animals as they learn and adapt to new environments. I like to approach these questions by developing data-driven methods combined with a more theoretical, normative accounts of the dynamics.
Bio: Before Princeton, I studied applied mathematics at the University of Cambridge (master's student, Part III), and mathematics at the Université de Montréal (BSc), where I worked with Guillaume Lajoie on dynamic coding in recurrent neural networks.
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Victor Geadah Fine Hall 218, Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08540, U.S.A. victor.geadah[ at ]princeton.edu