Arseny Khakhalin

About

I was born in Belarus, but spent my childhood in Russia, among medieval mounds and gloomy spruce trees. I got an equivalent of Masters in Physics (Biophysics) from the Moscow State University, and a PhD in Neuroscience from the Russian Academy of Sciences (Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology). 

I then worked for a while as a Logistics Manager and "proto-Data Scientist" for Procter & Gamble, specializing in flow optimization in product supply networks. Then moved to Brown University, did a postdoc in the group of Carlos Aizenman, and later joined Bard College as an Assistant Professor of Neuroscience. In 2021 I moved back to industry, and also to Europe, first joning ShareNow (mobility, geospatial ML, near-realtime systems), then moving to Hylogic (big data, software engineering, classical product supply).

My name is pronounced ar-SE-ny ha-HA-lin. The "K" letter is silent, and is only there for socio-linguistic reasons that are out of my control.

In my spare time I like to paint, and run experiments on folk musical instruments.

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