I am Chris Leung, and I find neuroscience, genetics, and machine learning fascinating. I am interested in the development of intelligent systems that learn to adapt and cooperate. My research is currently split between the University of Cambridge (mathematical and computational genetics), Caltech (neuroscience), and a new venture.

I studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge from 2023 to 2026, obtaining a double First, where I placed second in my cohort and received the Holgate-Pollard and J.M. Thoday prizes.

In a past life at Winchester, I was a finalist in the selection of the UK's teams for the International Chemistry Olympiad and International Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad. I also received distinctions/top golds in the British Mathematical and Physics Olympiads, and the Freeman Dyson Prize in Physics. My team and I also won the National Cipher Challenge in 2022.

Beyond my work, I enjoy playing chamber music, tennis, and distance running.

If you are interested in collaborating with me, feel free to reach out by email. If you're interested in my New York Times pips solver, it's here.