Graph Energy Matching accepted at NeurIPS 2026
I'll be presenting GEM in Sydney this December. See you there! / Project
Kempner Research Fellow
Harvard University
Generative Modeling · Reasoning · Energy-Based Models
I am a Research Fellow at the Kempner Institute at Harvard University. I study the foundations of generative modeling and reasoning, focusing on sampling and probabilistic inference. My work draws on optimal transport theory and energy-based models.
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 based in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Email: m1balcerak[at]gmail.com
I'll be presenting GEM in Sydney this December. See you there! / Project
MFAI Workshop, Carnegie Mellon University / Workshop