Luca Bottero
Physicist & Developer, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Working from Turin, Italy
Hi, I’m Luca and I am Physicist and Freelancer.
- ⚛️ Theoretical Physicist graduated at the University of Turin, Italy
- 🌱 Developer and Consultant specialized in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
- 🔬 Co-founder of the Machine Learning Journal Club
- 🛒 Former Co-founder of the Clevi startup (project ended)
- 🔎 For more informations: luca-bottero.github.io
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📫 Reach me at: lucabottero99@gmail.com
- 🔭 Passionate about exploring the intersection of physics and artificial intelligence and its applications
- 🧩 Experienced in developing complex algorithms and data-driven solutions
- 🚀 Always looking for innovative projects and new challenges
- 📚 Committed to lifelong learning an continous improvement
Executive Summary
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
I have engineered a range of innovative products leveraging Artificial Intelligence, being both the designer and the full stack developer of those projects. Examples of these ventures are showcased on the projects page. My background in Theoretical Physics enables me to approach development through problem-solving rather than mere coding. Combined with an entrepreneurial mindset and ever growing hands-on experience, I am a solution maker focused on crafting creative tools for real-world challenges.
Data Analysis
My proficiency in data analysis enables the extraction of actionable insights from complex datasets. I specialize in conducting thorough statistical analyses and constructing sophisticated mathematical models to uncover hidden patterns and inform strategic decisions.
Academical Work
The scientific output I have produced so far are mainly focused in the Machine Learning field. Take a look at the publications page
news
| Sep 02, 2024 | A new talk scheduled for late october about AI |
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| Sep 01, 2024 | I finally decided to make a personal page! |
latest posts
| Sep 06, 2024 | Visualizing SoftMax |
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| Sep 04, 2024 | The Boris Algorithm: simulating relativistic particles in external EM fields |