I am an assistant professor in Computer Science and affiliated faculty in Music at Princeton University. I work at the intersection of human-computer interaction, applied machine learning, and music composition and performance.

Read my dissertation

I completed my PhD dissertation, Real-time Human Interaction with Supervised Learning Algorithms for Music Composition and Performance, in December 2010. Read the abstract and download it here.

Download the Wekinator

my software for real-time, interactive machine learning, available here.

Information for Prospective Graduate Students

I may or may not be accepting new graduate students in 2013. I get a lot of email, so please understand that I can’t always respond quickly (or at all) to every prospective student who contacts me. If you have questions about the graduate program admissions process or requirements, please see the department’s information here and/or contact our graduate coordinator, Melissa Lawson.