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Graduates

These are the hardworking and dedicated students who have graduated from the course!

Spring 2024

Adam Skoglund

Aditya Shirodkar

Ajit Mallavarapu

Anoushka Dalvi

Anupritaa Parasnis

Brinda Moudgalya

Christopher Tan

Eden McPeek

Elaine Lu

Jeffrey Lee

John Jin

Johnathan Nister

Kaden Pothisuntorn

Kandace Kimball

Maya Falodia

Nathan Zeon

Ping Wang

Ruize Jia

Vaibhav Paranji

Autumn 2023

Aiden Reeder

Anika Tak

Annabelle Martin

Anthony Xing

Arya Sanjay

Dalton Brockett

Diya Yaga

Helena Zheng

Ian Chiu

Ian Hutchings

Jeffrey Junio

Jessie Sun

John Burnham

Misha Nivota

Mo Young

Muhammad Khairullah

Pushpesh Thakur

Rajat Sengupta

Rasool Isaac Ray

Richie Doan

Samantha Guernsey

Samarth Venkatesh

Sehaj Dhillon

Shravani Bhujbal

Shreya Shaji

Soham Bhosale

Solomon Beall

Timothy Zhong

Yuning Hu

Zijing Wei

Spring 2023

Albert Wang

hw233@uw.edu

Angelo Dauz

gelo@uw.edu

Ethan Bai

ebai2022@cs.washington.edu

Great way to get a foot into the AI/ML door and learn some cool neuroscience along the way

Feier Long

feier513@uw.edu

It was an inspiring community where you get to learn and talk about cool things with intelligence, the brain, and possibly any combination in between.

Frankie Reyna

frankier@uw.edu

Jay Yu

hjyu@cs.washington.edu

I2’s intro provides all you need to quickstart a deep learning / neroscience project!

Kelland Harrison

kellandnharrison@gmail.com

Molly Park

mollysypark@gmail.com

With all the buzz surrounding AI these days, it was super interesting to learn about the connection between neuroscience concepts and computational models. Looking forward to exploring these connections further in the coming years!

Siddharth Thiagarajan

sid04@uw.edu

Winter 2023

Ameya Agrawal

aameya16@uw.edu

I2’s intro course was the perfect balance of hands-on projects and theory! I learned a lot throughout this course, and felt much more confident in my knowledge and understanding of both machine learning and neuroscience (and how they are connected)!

Eric Ye

ericy4@uw.edu

Frank Li

angli23@uw.edu

Gunn Chun

kimkun17@uw.edu

The most interesting course I took, dense with information yet still approachable.

Gunn Kim

kimkun17@uw.edu

Vibhav Peri

vibhavperi@gmail.com

The course introduced me to complex topics I was never willing to tackle on my own. This was the gateway that gave me knowledge and experience in a field I’ve been interested in for a while.