Alex Gorodetsky is an associate professor and computational scientist who develops scalable algorithms for reasoning under uncertainty, with applications spanning autonomous vehicles, time-series analysis, and physics-informed data-driven models. With 11 years of academic and industry experience and a PhD from MIT, he blends Bayesian statistics, probabilistic modeling, and numerical analysis to tackle stochastic control and sequential decision-making problems. At the University of Michigan he progressed from assistant to associate professor while also advising industry as Chief AI Scientist at Geminus, reflecting a rare mix of theory and applied impact. His background includes a John von Neumann fellowship at Sandia and hands-on robotics and real-time systems work at MIT, showing a track record of translating methods into operational systems. Notably, he pairs deep mathematical rigor with practical deployment experience in safety-critical domains, making him adept at bridging research and production. Based in Ann Arbor, he maintains an active research portfolio focused on scalable Bayesian inference and reinforcement learning for complex dynamical systems.
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