Leonardo Zepeda-Nunez (Preferred)
Leonardo Zepeda-Nunez
Names
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Emails
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****@wisc.edu
, ****@google.com
Personal Links
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Education & Career History
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Researcher
Google (google.com)
2022 – Present
Assistant Professor
University of Wisconsin, Madison (wisc.edu)
2019 – Present
Postdoc
University of California Berkeley (berkeley.edu)
2018 – 2019
Postdoc
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (lbl.gov)
2017 – 2018
Postdoc
University of California, Irvine (uci.edu)
2015 – 2017
PhD student
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mit.edu)
2010 – 2015
MS student
Ecole polytechnique (polytechnique.edu)
2009 – 2010
Undergrad student
Ecole polytechnique (polytechnique.edu)
2006 – 2009
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Ricardo Baptista
****@caltech.edu
Present
Coauthor
Fei Sha
****@google.com
2022 – Present
Coauthor
Zhong Yi Wan
****@google.com
2022 – Present
Coauthor
Anudhyan Boral
****@google.com
2022 – Present
Coauthor
Lexing Ying
****@stanford.edu
2017 – Present
Postdoc Advisor
Lin Lin
****@math.berkeley.edu
2017 – Present
Coauthor
Russell Hewett
****@vt.edu
2011 – Present
PhD Advisor
Laurent Demanet
****@math.mit.edu
2010 – Present
Postdoc Advisor
Hongkai Zhao
****@duke.edu
2015 – 2017
Expertise
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Machine learning
2017 – Present
Computational wave propagation
2010 – Present
Computational mathematics, Numerical Analysis
2010 – Present