Featured talk at Frontiers of Flows for Generative AI
MFAI Workshop, Spring 2026, Carnegie Mellon University / Workshop
Generative Modeling · Scientific AI · Inverse Problems
My research focuses on probabilistic inference for generative modeling and inverse problems, combining optimal transport, energy-based models, and physics-informed priors.
I completed my PhD in AI at the University of Zurich and ETH AI Center, advised by Prof. Bjoern Menze. Previously, I was a Fellow at Harvard University (2023-2024) in Prof. Petros Koumoutsakos’s lab and worked at CERN (ATLAS), where I developed 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.