Sebastian Bodenstein is a research engineer at DeepMind, focusing on protein folding. He previously worked in the Wolfram Research machine learning group, developing neural network frameworks and applications.
Bodenstein holds a PhD in theoretical physics from the University of Cape Town, which he completed in 2014. He also obtained a BSc in Mathematics and Physics from the same university in 2007.
Bodenstein joined DeepMind as a research engineer in 2020. Prior to that, he worked at Wolfram Research, where he was involved in neural network framework development and contributed to MXNet. He is one of the two main creators of the Mathematica Neural Net Framework and led the development of the Wolfram Neural Net Repository.
Bodenstein has a background in theoretical physics and made the transition into machine learning in 2013, following the advent of AlexNet. He has also worked on reinforcement learning tutorials, such as the Indaba Reinforcement Learning Tutorial, and various other projects, including MongoLink and the PC Causal Discovery Algorithm.
Bodenstein has published several articles, including:
Sebastian Bodenstein is a research engineer at DeepMind, focusing on protein folding. He previously worked in the Wolfram Research machine learning group, where he led the development of the Wolfram Neural Net Repository.
Bodenstein holds a PhD in theoretical physics from the University of Cape Town (2014) and a BSc in Mathematics and Physics (2007) from the same institution.
Before entering the field of machine learning, Bodenstein did a PhD in theoretical physics. He is one of the two main creators of the Mathematica Neural Net Framework and has contributed to MXNet. He also designed a reinforcement learning tutorial, Indaba, for a wide audience.
Bodenstein joined DeepMind as a research engineer in 2020. His work at DeepMind focuses on protein folding, unsupervised learning, and reinforcement learning.
Sebastian Bodenstein is a research engineer at DeepMind, focusing on protein folding. He previously worked in the Wolfram Research machine learning group, developing neural network frameworks and applications.
Bodenstein holds a PhD in theoretical physics from the University of Cape Town, which he completed in 2014. He also obtained a BSc in Mathematics and Physics from the same university in 2007.
Before entering the field of machine learning, Bodenstein did a PhD in theoretical physics. He joined DeepMind as a research engineer in 2020. He is also an MXNet contributor.
Bodenstein has been involved in several notable projects, including:
Bodenstein has published work on highly accurate protein structure prediction with AlphaFold. He has also written about AlphaZero, a single algorithm that has mastered Chess, Go, and Shogi. AlphaZero is the successor to AlphaGo, which beat a champion Go player without requiring human games, unlike its predecessor.