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Dominic Diaz

Ph.D. Student in Applied Mathematics, Cornell University

Research interests: graph neural networks, machine learning, explainable AI, slurries, and homeless populations.

Miscelaneous interests: mentorship, making undergraduate STEM equitable, and traveling!

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Welcome to my website! I am a PhD student at the Center for Applied Mathematics in Cornell University. At Cornell, my advisor is professor Christopher Earls and my research focuses on using explainable AI techniques to determine how well graph neural networks can learn the behavior of multi-agent systems. Before Cornell, I received two bachelors degrees from UCLA in applied mathematics and physics. While there I did research in experimental fluid dynamics and homeless population modeling under professors Andrea Bertozzi and Marcus Roper.

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Email: dominicdiaz@cornell.edu

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominic-diaz-math/