Hi everyone, I am Christina, currently based in Miami and this is my project collection website! Here, you’ll find a colourful mix of projects involving mechanistic interpretability, modular networks, layered directed acyclic graphs, and physics-informed neural networks, applied to both ophthalmology and climatology. P.S. if you like graphs, check out nodes-and-edges by Mateo and me!
Follow my research progress on bluesky or my semi-retired Twitter I also have Linkedin as well as an old-school pdf CV and I am happy to receive post via pigeon, but email may be faster .
Retinal disease understanding: To actually understand the data I have been working with in my deep learning projects over the past few years, I decided to pursue a master’s in Vision Science at the University of Miami. While growing my knowledge in ophthalmology, I continue working on DecentNet, a disentangled network approach that helps clarify how disease features interact in models.
Winter colony loss: The disentangled network approach will also be a key component of my upcoming PhD, where I’ll focus on bee health and the factors contributing to winter colony loss, using remote sensing data.
Cherry blossom: Another project using satellite data that I’m currently working on with the senv team involves applying physics-informed neural networks and incorporating climate data, such as La Niña and El Niño phenomena, to predict cherry blossom peak bloom days.
Space missions: My passion for space mission design is for the time being on hold, but everything I learned about planetary science and imaging devices at Conex Research and the ESA Alpbach summer school accompanies me in my remote sensing projects!
I did it!!! Master of Science in Medical Imaging and Applications, probably without distinction!! https://t.co/lMDfwx2Zj3 pic.twitter.com/ZF4fhhG3Sf
— Chrisy Bornberg (@variint) June 27, 2023
I attended #AdobeMAX these past days! The labs and sessions were amazing and I absolutely loved the inspirational keynote!!
— Chrisy Bornberg (@variint.bsky.social) October 16, 2024 at 11:53 PM
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Survived day 5 of way too many smart people in my little hometown of Vienna ❤️ Learned a lot about graphs and mechanistic interpretability - it's fascinating what people around the world are working on!! #ICML2024 pic.twitter.com/wh1KU2tkoc
— Chrisy Bornberg (@variint) July 27, 2024
Ocular Imaging Research Group, Singapore Eye Research Institute
University of Bourgundy, University of Cassino, University of Girona
Wellcome/EPSRC Centre for Interventional and Surgical Sciences (WEISS), University College London
Vienna Reading Center, Department of Ophthalmology, Medical University of Vienna
University of Southampton
University of Southern Denmark:
Deep Learning, Python
POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest:
MedTech, Python
ESA Alpbach Summer School:
Geophysics from Space using CubeSats
Tallinn University:
Storytelling and Illustration
Loughborough University
UAS Technikum Vienna
Bachelor Thesis at Austrian Research Institute for Chemistry and Technology (OFI)