Austin Tripp

Welcome to my personal website, thanks for visiting!

I am a researcher in science and machine learning. I currently work at Valence Labs, a research unit within Recursion. This website functions as a CV, research summary, blog about various topics, and repository of miscellaneous resources.

Feel free to email me if you have questions about this website, or if you find any issues like broken links. Note that all opinions and content on this website is completely my own and does not in any way represent my employer.

Contacting me

The best way to reach me is by email. My email can be found at the bottom of this page.

Collaborating with me

I am happy to work together on academic collaborations (at least ones which are relevant to my work and research interests). Feel free to contact me.

Hiring me (for consulting or employment)

I am currently unavailable for full-time employment. If you are interested in hiring me for contract work please send me an email (but my availability for this will be limited due to my full-time employment).

Learning more about me

You can look at my CV to understand my accomplishments, my GitHub profile to look at my code (link below), my Google scholar to view my academic publications (link below), or my blog to learn about how I think.

Inspiration for your own website

If you like my website, please adapt it as needed for your own website. All code and content is available under an MIT license. You are free to fork the repository on GitHub or otherwise copy the source code.

Some blog posts about the design of this website can be found here. Perhaps they will be helpful.

If you do use material from my website, I would appreciate attribution, for example by including a list of websites you copied.

Asking me to put a link to your website on my website

I am happy to link to things which I think are high-quality, if I can reasonably assess the page's quality. Please email me if you think this is the case. Note that if you email me about something completely irrelevant to my expertise and interests then I will not link to it because I cannot determine whether it is high-quality.