I am a Statistics PhD student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where I am fortunate to be mentored by exceptional faculty. My research interests span uncertainty quantification, machine learning and data science, information theory, causal inference, and statistical methods with theoretical guarantees. On the applied side, I have worked across industry and academia, developing data-driven solutions to complex problems. I am particularly passionate about breaking down interdisciplinary barriers and bringing together ideas from different fields to develop more comprehensive solutions to complex real-world problems, especially in settings where data are scarce, noisy, or difficult to obtain.
Data Scientist
Analyst Data Scientist
Mathematics Degree — Graduate Studies
Engagements typically combine the practices below — scoped to the problem, the data, and the decision at stake.
Developed mechanistic models to characterize protein behavior in hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC), a key purification step in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The models capture adsorption dynamics and elution profiles to support process development and reduce experimental burden.
Maria is doing great work with an impactful set of projects. The many testimonials are a sign of the value of her work to our partners and DSI. She is very committed to the mission of DSI.
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A few moments with my team and collaborators across projects in data science, agriculture, and open-source tools.