Dirichlet-Prior Shaping
Guiding expert specialization in upcycled mixture-of-experts.
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Principal Research Scientist at
NVIDIA
in Zurich, working on the Nemotron team and developing efficient architectures for large language models.
I am interested in building capable, efficient AI models and advancing the field through open and reproducible research.
Previously, I was a Senior Staff Research Scientist and Manager at
AI Research
in Amsterdam, where I led a team focused on efficient LLM architectures. My work covered mixture-of-experts models, efficient and latent reasoning, on-device LLM deployment, computer vision, multi-task learning, and continual learning. I also organized the Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship Program in Europe from 2019 to 2023.
I obtained my PhD at the Diagnostic Image Analysis Group,
Radboud University,
where I developed machine-learning algorithms for breast cancer diagnostics and organized the CAMELYON16 challenge.
From June to November 2016, I was a visiting researcher at
Harvard University,
studying tumor-associated stroma as a prognostic biomarker in breast cancer with collaborators from Harvard, NIH, and Mayo Clinic.
NVIDIA Β· Zurich, Switzerland
Guiding expert specialization in upcycled mixture-of-experts.
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