Gaurav Dhar is a postdoctoral researcher and engineer with 11 years of experience at the intersection of optimization, control theory and machine learning, now developing algorithms and software for a smart bioMEMS project at Inria. He combines a PhD in Control Theory with hands-on signal-processing research experience from Michigan Tech, bringing rigorous math to practical engineering problems like real-time cell characterization and classification. Comfortable spanning theory, algorithm design and production-ready software, he has a track record of adapting optimal control results to sampled-data systems with applications in robotics, aerospace and biomedical devices. Based in Lille and trained across top European institutions and Johns Hopkins, he pairs deep analytical breadth with domain-focused implementation skills, often pushing theoretical tools into experimental hardware contexts.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Masters, Applied Mathematics, Masters, Applied Mathematics at Université de Montpellier
Master M1, Pure Mathematics, Master M1, Pure Mathematics at École Polytechnique
Johns Hopkins University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Control Theory (Applied Mathematics), Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Control Theory (Applied Mathematics) at Université de Limoges
FairGrad, is an easy to use general purpose approach to enforce fairness for gradient descent based methods.
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