I work on generative models, world models, and reinforcement learning. I'm a PhD student at Mila and University of Montreal, advised by Aishwarya Agrawal. This summer I'll join Qualcomm Research in Amsterdam as an intern.
Research
The central question I work on: can a model learn to simulate the world well enough to act in it? We are entering the era of experience, where the data that matters most is not human-labeled but agent-generated.
My current research focuses on diffusion and flow models as world models. These models are expressive, but sampling from them is slow, which makes them nearly unusable for planning. I work on making them fast, temporally consistent, and structured enough to support a control loop. The adjacent question is representation: what does a model need to internalize about the world for its latent space to be useful for downstream decision-making?
See Google Scholar for a full list. *denotes equal contribution.
Contrasting Intra-Modal and Ranking Cross-Modal Hard Negatives to Enhance Visio-Linguistic Compositional Understanding
CVPR'24
Academic Service
- World Modeling Workshop: Co-organizer (Feb 4–6, 2026 • Mila, Montreal)
- IFT 6765 – Links between Computer Vision and Language: Graduate Student Instructor (Winter '26)