Chirayu Nimonkar
Princeton Computer Science '26
chirayu@princeton.edu
Hey! I’m Chirayu. I’m currently a junior studying computer science Princeton with minors in Applied & Computational Mathematics and Statistics & ML. I’m particularly interested in the brain, human and artificial intelligence, and modeling the world mathematically.
I’m the first author of a paper (IEEE Transactions on Magnetics) on anatomically accurate head phantoms of small animals, as well as the lead inventor for a patent on rodent brain phantoms, both projects advancing research in noninvasive brain stimulation. I’ve also worked on projects on human decision-making, modeling LLM numeracy, and applying image synthesis for low-field MRI images. See more projects.
I also enjoy writing.
news
| Aug 03, 2024 | Finished my internship at the Andlinger Center at Princeton working on net-zero pathways (funded by Google, Deloitte) |
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| Sep 08, 2023 | Selected from the top 3% of graduating class for President Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence |
| Aug 01, 2023 | Finished my internship at CUBRIC working on ultra low-field MRIs (funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation) |
| Jan 05, 2023 | My first patent was accepted! |
| Jan 01, 2023 | Started working at the Computational Cognitive Science Lab |