
ml science @abridgehq | prev postdoc @princetonneuro, PhD @berkeley_eecs
Joined July 2013
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Catherine Chen retweeted
Are you applying to grad school this fall? The Equal Access to Application Assistance program for @Berkeley_EECS is now accepting applications! Any PhD applicant to @Berkeley_EECS can submit their application for feedback by Oct. 15th at 11:59 PM PST. bit.ly/4d6mDhJ
Catherine Chen retweeted
Our new study on cross-participant cortical mapping (with @alex_ander) is out in @ImagingNeurosci!
direct.mit.edu/imag/article/…
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How do we design evaluations that improve AI for real world healthcare?
I’m excited to share our work tackling this @AbridgeHQ! We’re releasing a series of blogposts to highlight our eval science, with a deep dive into one of our core products: ambient documentation.
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For more details about how we analyze user feedback, see tech.abridge.com/blog/contin…
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To learn more about our eval science, check out this thread from @stats_samir xitter.cf/stats_samir/status/209…
We’re presenting this work on behalf of the fantastic eval team at Abridge–I’m fortunate to work on a team that values scientific rigor and transparency in evaluations!
12/12
Excited to share a series of blog posts about the work we’ve been doing on AI evaluations @AbridgeHQ!
Catherine Chen retweeted
At ICML’26 in Seoul!
Excited to present this work done with @MichaelOberst and @zacharylipton that characterizes the exact conditions under which the Prediction-Powered Inference (PPI) family of methods helps in finite-sample mean estimation.
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Paper Link: arxiv.org/abs/2505.20178
Time & Venue: Thursday July 9th, 230p at HALL-A, poster 4415
I’m at #ICML2026 with @AbridgeHQ this week! DM me if you’d like to chat about Abridge, ML for health, or building good evals. Excited to catch up with old friends and meet new ones :)
We’re hiring for intern and full-time positions. Check out our postings for more info: jobs.ashbyhq.com/abridge
Catherine Chen retweeted
We're excited to share our new study on decoding brain activity in participants with post-stroke aphasia! We think this is an important step towards cognitive brain-computer interfaces for patients with language disorders
biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Catherine Chen retweeted
If you’re at @SNLmtg stop by and see our poster on semantics in the cerebellum and cortex in autistic and non autistic adults - work by the amazing @AmandaLeBel3 and @BangjieWang!
Catherine Chen retweeted
I’m thrilled to announce that I will start as a presidential assistant professor in Neuroscience at the City U of Hong Kong in Jan 2026!
I have RA, PhD, and postdoc positions available! Come work with me on neural network models/experiments on human memory!
RT appreciated!
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