Summary
Sahil Loomba is a neuroscience-focused ML researcher with a decade of experience in connectomics and large-scale electron microscopy data reconstruction. He is currently a Theory Fellow at HHMI's Janelia Research Campus, applying machine learning to map human and primate brain connectivity. Previously, he was a Research Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research in Frankfurt, developing data-driven methods for neural circuit reconstruction. His doctoral work at Radboud University, earned cum laude, explored how high-resolution EM networks reveal brain evolution and cognitive capabilities. He is a Schmidt Science Fellow at MIT IDSS and maintains a GitHub presence that highlights his cross-disciplinary fellowship and computational neuroscience contributions. By bridging biology and ML, he translates millions of neural contacts into tractable models that advance our understanding of brain function.
11 years of coding experience