Published her thesis titled 'Simplicial Reaction Networks and Dynamics on Graphs'; presented work on the Inverse Eigenvalue Problem on graphs at JMM ILAS special session; new paper 'Zero Forcing with Random Sets' available on arXiv; received EECS Outstanding TA award from Berkeley.
Research Experience
R&D internships at Microsoft Research and Pixar Animation Studios; software engineering at Reservoir Labs (now Qualcomm).
Education
PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley in 2023, advised by Alistair Sinclair; undergraduate degree in applied math from Yale.
Background
Rachel is a computer science researcher working on problems at the intersection of algorithms, dynamical systems, graph theory, and combinatorics.
Miscellany
In her free time, she dabbles in machine learning, educational outreach, digital art, puzzle hunts, hiking, and running long distances.