Dr. Aditi Sharma, PhD
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University of Cambridge United Kingdom
Researching neural computation and the use of machine learning in the early detection of neurodegenerative disease.
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Aditi Sharma grew up in Pune in a household of physicians and was, by her own account, the disappointment who preferred mathematics. She took a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering at IIT Bombay before discovering, in a final-year project on signal processing for EEG data, that the two vocations were not in fact opposed.
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