Chu Xin (Cloris) Cheng

Computing + Mathematical Sciences, California Institute of Technology.

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Thanks for stopping by! I am Chu Xin (Cloris) Cheng, a senior at California Institute of Technology majoring in CS. I am fortunate to have worked with Prof. Yisong Yue and Prof. Adam Wierman from Caltech, Prof. Ellen Zhong from Princeton, and Prof. Yanan Sui from Tsinghua University. I will be working as a Machine Learning Intern at Gridmatic during the spring.


My past research centers around AI for accelerating scientific discovery, specifically focusing on two subfields: AI for experimental design and machine learning in chemistry. I’d like to

  • Develop rigorous algorithms, as mathematical foundations allow methods to withstand the test of time.
  • Work on intellectually stimulating problems that can tackle new challenges and help define new frameworks.
  • Contribute to ways that allow smooth integration of machine learning to real application domains.

Recently, I’m exploring applications of generative modeling in discrete data generation and time series forecasting.

At Caltech, I’ve learned so much from the brilliant people around me, and I am forever grateful to have had the opportunity to learn and collaborate with Raul M. Astudillo, Chris Yeh, Yiheng Lin and many more amazing people on various projects.

You are welcomed to take a look at my CV here.

news

Apr 07, 2025 Beginning my Machine Learning internship at Gridmatic!
Sep 29, 2024 I will be attending NeurIPS 2024 and presenting the paper “Practical Bayesian Algorithm Execution via Posterior Sampling”. If you are also going to the conference, I would love to meet with you and chat! :smile:
Sep 09, 2024 I will be presenting the work “Practical Bayesian Algorithm Execution via Posterior Sampling” at the 2024 INFORMS Annual Meeting as one of the finalists for the Undergraduate Operations Research Prize.
Jul 15, 2024 Arrived at Princeton University and started working with Prof. Ellen Zhong on elucidating chemical structure from Nuclear Magnestic Resonance (NMR) spectrum. I am also excited to learn more about structural biology and various problems relating to cryo-electron microscopy in the Zhong Lab!
Jun 15, 2024 Received Henry Ford II Scholar Award from the Division of Engineering and Applied Science and Jack E. Froehlich Memorial Award from the Undergraduate Academic Standards and Honors Committee at Caltech. I am grateful for the recognition and support from the division and the committee.
Jul 21, 2023 Visited Dr. Thomas Desautels and his team at Lawrence Livermore National Lab! It’s quite amazing how many different subroutines are involved in a protein design pipeline!