Evan Saraivanov
Ph.D. student since 2023/2
Evan Saraivanov is a second-year Ph.D. student at YITP. From 2022 to 2024, Evan was my Master's student here at Stony Brook. He has many interests ranging from particle physics, field theory, and Machine Learning. Evan is one of the few students I know that can truly research from theoretical lagrangian to details of data analysis from weak lensing measurements.
Evan has led the second paper on our Machine Learning Emulator entitled series named Attention-Based Neural Network Emulators for Multi-Probe Data Vectors Part II: Assessing Tension Metrics.
Evan is an outstanding student and has been awarded multiple prizes during his current tenure at Stony Brook.
- 2024 David Fox Prize for Outstanding Teaching Assistant
- 2024 Lourie Fellowships
- Peter B. Kahn Prize for Outstanding Research/Travel Award
- 2025 IACS Young Writer's Award (Institute for Advanced Computational Science)
Evan has also recently won a prize for the best poster at Cosmo-2025 for his current research on adapting EFTofLSS (2-loop) to the matter power spectrum for weak-lensing probes (we will publish our first paper on this topic in 2026/1).
In 2025, Evan received approximately $6,333 derived from Stony Brook Trustees Faculty Award to do long-term visits to multiple institutions (LMU Munich and Rice University)
Invite him for a talk!