Bryan Brzycki

Research Interests

Machine learning, image classification, numerical simulations

Biography

I am a fourth-year graduate student in astronomy. I graduated from Harvard University in May 2018 with an A.B. in Astrophysics and Physics. At Harvard, I worked with Dr. John ZuHone on investigating the effect of magnetic fields on gas dynamics in the cores of galaxy cluster mergers by using magnetohydrodynamic simulations generated with FLASH. Currently, I am working with Dr. Andrew Siemion and Breakthrough Listen to search for ISM-scintillated narrow band signals in radio time-frequency data with convolutional neural nets. I’m at desk 363B!