Gage Dezoort is a postdoctoral researcher at Princeton bridging physics and machine learning with a decade of research experience from undergraduate experiments to PhD-level theory in elementary particle physics. He focuses on principled approaches to neural network initialization and architecture selection and applies these tools to challenging physics problems within Princeton’s Physics and ORFE departments. His background spans experimental groups (UVA CMS and Mu2e) and theory-driven ML, giving him a rare perspective on both data-driven and first-principles methodologies. Based in New Jersey, he combines rigorous analytical training with hands-on model development and maintains a public research presence through his website and GitHub. Notably, his work emphasizes designing model inductive biases and initialization schemes that improve performance on physics tasks rather than ad hoc tuning.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Physics, Engineering Science, Bachelor of Science (BS), Physics, Engineering Science at University of Virginia
Tuscaloosa Academy
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Elementary Particle Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Elementary Particle Physics at Princeton University
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