Hello there! I am The Real Gabe Guo, an aspiring happy scientist. My research interests are in computational materials science, biometrics, and robust representation learning.

Background

I am a Computer Science PhD student at Stanford University. My research is supported by the Department of Energy’s Computational Science Graduate Fellowship.

I graduated from Columbia University’s School of Engineering and Applied Science in 2024, with a B.S. degree in Computer Science. There, I was an undergraduate research assistant in the Creative Machines Lab at Columbia University under the honorific Professor Hod Lipson, the Billinge Group under the supreme Professor Simon Billinge, and the ZGroup under the remarakable Professor Richard Zemel. I additionally learned irreplacable lessons in both research and teaching from the terrific Professor Tony Dear. Prior to that, I was a high school and undergraduate research assistant at the Embedded Sensors and Computing Lab under the wonderful Professor Wenyao Xu.

In my free time, I rap (beginner-intermediate), compose contemporary classical music (intermediate), and powerlift (beginnner-intermediate).