
Jeffrey Negrea
@jeffnegrea
Assistant Professor @UWaterlooMath Stats and Act Sci.
Formerly Postdoc @DSI_UChicago, PhD from @UofTStatSci.
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https://jnegrea.github.io/ 19-01-2017 13:07:08
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I have had the pleasure of working with Jeff on a couple of projects. Very creative researcher with an impressive breadth of knowledge. Very Well-deserved and Congratulations (most notably to Waterloo Mathematics!)


The NSERC / CRSNG Banting Postdoc is the most prestigious postdoc in all of Canada. Timeline is a bit odd, with the first (internal) deadline at Waterloo in June 2022, for start in 2023. Get in touch if you're interested in working with me! uwaterloo.ca/graduate-studi…



Congratulations to Dr. Jeffrey Negrea (Jeffrey Negrea) on the successful defense of his dissertation! No corrections. Superb job.

Prompt engineering is a dark art. To understand limitations, we formalize "what the user intended" through latent concepts. Then we show direct model controls by algebraic operations on suitably chosen representations!github.com/zihao12/concep… w Lin Gui Jeffrey Negrea Victor Veitch 🔸


I'm _incredibly_ excited about this paper. Deep insights for prompting, and for how models represent latent knowledge about the world. See the paper and check out Zihao Wang's thread! Some extra (more speculative) nuggets below:


Congrats to Jeffrey Negrea and Blair Bilodeau. Paper here: arxiv.org/abs/2007.06552


3.5 years after we started this project while visiting Institute for Advanced Study (IAS), it’s been accepted to the Annals of Statistics. I won’t be at #JSM2023 but make sure to stop by Jeff’s session to hear about our work!

Congratulations to Dr Mahdi Haghifam on a successful thesis defense at U of T! 🌟🔥🎉👏🔥🌟🎉 Next stop: Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow at the Khoury College of Computer Sciences at @NorthEastern.

I’m excited to announce that in July 2025 I will be joining University of Waterloo as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science! Until then, I will continue at Princeton as a DataX Postdoc Fellow, working with Boris Hanin. I have many exciting projects
