Holden Truman
I am a member of Prof. Xin Liu's research group, developing physics-informed deep learning methods for the DeepDISC framework, which focuses on developing end-to-end probabilistic frameworks for source detection, deblending, classification, shear estimation, and photometric redshift estimation directly from imaging data.
I did my undergraduate studies at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, majoring in Computer Engineering. I conducted research in the field of weak-lensing, which sparked my interest in doing graduate work in astronomy.
Outside of my academic work, I enjoy exploring philosophy, watching sports (Bucks, Brewers, Bears, Badgers, and Fighting Illini), spending time outdoors through hiking, listening to a wide range of music with a particular interest in jazz and progressive rock, and playing the piano.