Featured talk at Frontiers of Flows for Generative AI
MFAI Workshop, Spring 2026, Carnegie Mellon University / Workshop
PhD Candidate in AI at University of Zurich and ETH AI Center.
I’m Michal Balcerak, a PhD Candidate in AI at the University of Zurich and ETH AI Center, advised by Prof. Bjoern Menze. My research focuses on probabilistic inference for generative modeling and inverse problems, combining optimal transport, energy-based models, and physics-informed priors. I was a Fellow at Harvard University (2023-2024, Prof. Petros Koumoutsakos Lab), and previously worked at CERN (ATLAS) building a machine learning framework for collision topology identification at the LHC.
I’m currently based in Zürich, Switzerland.
Email: m1balcerak[at]gmail.com
MFAI Workshop, Spring 2026, Carnegie Mellon University / Workshop
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Energy-based generative models and optimal-transport training objectives for controllable sampling, learned priors, and composable generation.
Physics-informed inverse methods for multimodal medical imaging and cancer modeling, including PDE- and elasticity-based priors.