CV
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Education
- Sc.B. with honors in Engineering Physics, Brown University, 2019
- MPhil with distinction in Advanced Computer Science, University of Cambridge, 2020
- Ph.D in Computer Science, University of Cambridge, 2024 (expected)
Work experience
- Summer 2022: Research Scholar
- Johns Hopkins University, Human Language Technology Center of Excellence
- Project Title: Unsupervised Low-Resource Authorship Style Transfer with Large Language Models
- Supervisor: Tom Lippincott
- Fall 2019-Fall 2020: Fulbright Research Scholar
- Institute of Science and Technology, Austria
- Project Title: Alignment of Coordinate-Targeted Superresolution Microscopes with Deep Learning
- Supervisor: Wiebke Jahr
- Summer 2019: Research Scholar
- Johns Hopkins University, Human Language Technology Center of Excellence
- Supervisor: Frank Ferraro
- Summer 2018: APS/IBM Women in Physics Research Intern
- IBM Research Yorktown Heights
- Project title: Computational design of metasurface holograms for 3D displays.
- Supervisor: Abram Falk
- Summer 2017: APS/IBM Women in Physics Research Intern
- IBM Research Almaden
- Project title: Nanofabrication of superconducting nitride films on silicon for neuromorphic computing.
- Supervisor: Akash Pushp
- Summer 2016: Leadership Alliance Research Fellow
- Yale University, Center for Research on Interface Structure and Phenomena
- Project title: Multiferroic Tunnel Barriers for Spintronic Transistors.
- Supervisor: Fred Walker
Skills
- Python
- ML Frameworks
- Languages
- English (native)
- French (C1)
- German (B1)
- Ancient Greek
- Ancient Hebrew
Awards
- (2020) Woolf Institute Cambridge PhD Scholarship
- (2020) Cambridge Trust Premium PhD Studentship
- (2019) Fulbright-Austrian Marshall Plan Award for Research in Science and Technology
- (2017) American Physical Society/IBM Women in Physics Scholarship
- (2016) Diversity Programs in Engineering, Freshman of the Year
- (2015) National Merit Scholarship (USA)
Publications
McGovern, Hope. (2021). "A Source-Criticism Debiasing Method for GloVe Embeddings." ICML 2021 Workshop on Theoretic Foundation, Criticism, and Application Trend of Explainable AI. 1(1).
Jahr, Wiebke. McGovern, Hope. Danzl, Johann Georg (2020). "Paper Title Number 3." Journal 1. 1(3).