Machine Learning Researcher at Delft University of Technology
Netherlands
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Joery De Vries is a Machine Learning Researcher and PhD candidate at TU Delft with eight years of experience applying deep learning and reinforcement learning to real-world decision problems. His work spans improving AlphaZero-style RL with particle-filter planning and integrating planning into training pipelines to shift compute from model fitting to data collection, cutting training times from hours or days to minutes. He has translated these advances into applied settings—from autonomous experiment selection in biotech to cybersecurity threat assessment and HVAC control in pharmaceutical facilities—demonstrating both foundational and applied impact. Based in the Netherlands, he combines distributed GPU scalability expertise with a background in bioinformatics and hands-on mentoring and teaching. Notably, his research emphasizes end-to-end methods that scale with compute, enabling faster, more efficient learning in partially observable systems.
8 years of coding experience
Master of Science Computer Science, Master of Science Computer Science at Leiden University
Bachelor of Science Bioinformatics, Bachelor of Science Bioinformatics at Hogeschool Leiden
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science at Delft University of Technology
A clean implementation of MuZero and AlphaZero following the AlphaZero General framework. Train and Pit both algorithms against each other, and investigate reliability of learned MuZero MDP models.
Contributions:1 review, 168 commits, 1 PR in 6 months
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Joery De Vries - Machine Learning Researcher at Delft University of Technology