A Quick Introduction
Welcome! I'm Ibrahim Elsharkawy—a physicist, machine learning researcher, and avid astrophotographer. My work spans everything from working on machine learning theory, to probing Large Hadron Collider Physics, to crafting novel AI methods for seismic data analysis. I'm constantly driven by the thrill of uncovering new insights and pushing boundaries, whether on my laptop, in the lab or under the night sky. Here, you'll find a blend of my research endeavors, professional experiences, and photographic work.
Physics for AI, AI for Physics
I am driven by the intersection of physics and machine learning, focusing on uncovering the deeper principles behind neural network behavior and uncertainty quantification. My research spans high-energy physics data analysis—such as probing the Higgs boson through CMS at CERN—while also extending to advanced anomaly detection in geophysics and innovative applications of AI for prosthetic development. By uniting foundational physics insights with modern computational techniques, I aim to push the boundaries of what is possible in both fundamental science and real-world engineering challenges.
