Marco Cusumano-Towner
Computer scientist working at the intersection of probabilistic inference, systems, perception, and human-computer interaction.
About Me
I recently completed my PhD in EECS at MIT, advised by Vikash Mansinghka and Josh Tenenbaum. During my PhD I created the Gen probabilistic programming system. Before MIT, I was an early member and tech lead at a molecular diagnostics startup, a Master’s student at Stanford University, and an undergraduate student in computer science at UC Berkeley, where I worked with Pieter Abbeel on probabilistic robotics. My graduate school research has been funded by the NSF graduate research fellowship and the NDSEG graduate fellowship program, among other sources.
Contact Me
The best way to contact me is via email at imarcoam at gmail dot com.
PhD Thesis
Gen: A High-Level Programming Platform for Probabilistic Inference (PDF), PhD thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2020.