Trenton Chang
Stanford University Class of 2021, Computer Science (Master’s)
Trenton Chang (he/him) is a Master's student in computer science at Stanford. His research interests are in low-data machine learning settings and robustness in machine learning models. Trenton has executed machine learning projects in model robustness, natural language processing, computer vision, and signal processing. He also enjoys teaching, and has taught and mentored high school students in artificial intelligence and the ethics of technology. After graduation, Trenton hopes to pursue a PhD in computer science. On campus, Trenton is active in the musical theatre community, serving on Ram's Head Theatrical Society's Board of Directors 2020-21 and appearing regularly as a rehearsal/show pianist. Trenton also speaks English and Chinese natively and has studied Spanish and Japanese.
Accomplishments on the ASPT:
Researched companies and individuals for BrainMind's ecosystem database
Wrote whitepaper on neuroethics for BrainMind
Created mail merge script for BrainMind marketing purposes
Contributed to BrainMind web development
Volunteer at BrainMind summit Fall 2018
Executed market research on bone marrow supply chain for RegenMed Systems
Led market research team in the Heartflow pipeline
Served in Admissions in Global Leadership Incubator
Accomplishments since the ASPT:
Beyond the Pixels: The Effect of Video File Corruption on Model Robustness (2020, submitted to ECCV)
Fill-in-the-Blank: A Masked Language Model-Based Social Game (2020)
EEG Seizure Detection with Convnets (2019)
A Transfer-Learning Approach for Few-Shot Vid2Vid (2019)
ASSU Mental Health and Wellness Co-Director 2018-19
Skills:
Attention to Detail
Communication
C++, SQL Server, Java, CSS
Data Collection & Analysis
Leadership
Market Researching & Reporting
MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Google Suite
Music/Video Production
Problem Solving
Product Management
Artificial Intelligence
Advanced Maths
Machine Learning
Sectors of Interest:
Biotech startups
Brain-computer interface companies
Healthcare and Public Health
Neuroethics
Policy
Science media
Biocomputational startups
Current Location: