Samuel G. Rodriques Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, CA, US

Building an AI Scientist.

London, England, GB

I ran an academic bioengineering lab, the Applied Biotechnology Lab, at the Francis Crick Institute. My lab will shut down in March 2025.

Boston, MA, US

Cambridge, MA, US

I developed the Focused Research Organization model and worked on trying to launch a Focused Research Organization for connectomics.

Cambridge, MA, US

I worked on a diverse array of projects in the Synthetic Neurobiology Group, including projects for:-Connectomics. Work is still in progress!-A method to record the history of gene expression into the sequence of RNA. Still in progress!-Recording neural activity at the single-cell level in humans, without damaging brain tissue. See.

Cambridge, England, GB

As a Churchill Scholar, I worked in the Computational and Biological Learning Laboratory (CBL) in the Engineering Department at the University of Cambridge.-Studied the algorithms that the brain uses for predictive control of motor systems, with the goal of designing prostheses that can recapitulate the behavior of biological limbs.-On the side, applied.

Haverford, PA, US

I studied theoretical physics at Haverford College, and researched methods for calculating quantum entanglement. Quantum entanglement is a computational resource that distinguishes quantum mechanics from classical mechanics, and the ability to calculate upper and lower bounds on entanglement is essential for the design of quantum computers and the analysis.

Cambridge, England, GB

I spent my junior year abroad at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, taking courses in Part II Physics (final year undergraduate) and Part III Mathematics (graduate level):Exams:-Relativity (Part II Physics)-Thermal and Statistical Physics (Part II Physics)-Quantum Information Theory (Part III Mathematics)-Quantum Field Theory (Part III.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics

Mphil In Engineering, Neuroscience

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Physics

Physics, Maths