Alex Tuna, PhD

Alex Tuna, PhD
Computational Data Science Researcher

Alexander is a Computational Data Scientist at UCSD. His work focuses on building tools for the next generation of particle colliders, especially at the intersection of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. Prior to joining UCSD, he worked at CERN and Harvard University, where he helped build a new particle detector for real-time pattern recognition of proton collisions.