Justin Huggler in Berlin

Justin Haruyama

Justin Hwang

Justin Marshall

Justin Marshall is Professor of Neurobiology and Marine Biology at the University of Queensland in Australia within The Queensland Brain Institute. He can be labelled a visual ecologist as he studies comparative eye design and how this is guided by the physics of light. He has co-written a book called “Visual Ecology”, co-edited a book called “Sensory Processing in Aquatic Environments”, is co-...

Justin Tatch Moore

This note gives a “Zorn’s Lemma” style proof that any two bases in a vector space have the same cardinality. One of the most fundamental notions in linear algebra is that of a basis: A subset B of a vector space V is a basis if every element of V is a unique linear combination of elements of B. The following theorem of Georg Hamel expresses one of the most important aspects of this definition. ...

Research Statement – Justin

I am a systems security researcher who harnesses machine learning to solve problems. My interest in systems security stems from my desire to work on practical problems that affect the average computer user. My interest in learning-based approaches to security comes from the realization that as data sources become larger and more complex, a handful of well-crafted heuristics is simply not suffic...