Jesseba Fernando
I’m Jesseba, a Network Science PhD student at Northeastern University. I’m advised by Dr. Sam Scarpino. My research bridges neuroscience and artificial intelligence through network science and information theory.
I study how learning and adaptation reshape networks in brains and machines. My motivation is identifying the principles that predict when networks reconfigure and how those changes affect information flow and function.
Before joining Northeastern, I explored problems in systems neuroscience, studying how motivational states influence attention to sensory cues in the Andermann Lab. I investigated domain adaptation of medical imaging models with William Lotter at Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
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| Jan 26, 2026 | Co-organizing the CoSyNe 2026 workshop on Renormalization Principles in Neural Systems with Andrea Santoro and Giovanni Petri. |
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| Jan 16, 2026 | Awarded the AccelNet-MultiNet Fellowship. Collaborating with Giovanni Petri, Andrea Brovelli, and Alain Barrat on neural dynamics in Marseille and London this summer. |
| Oct 20, 2025 | Attended the PIBBSS workshop on Renormalization for AI Safety in Cambridge, MA. |