Feb. 25, 2025
I am a third-year undergraduate at Phystech School of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT). In my program, I study all the exact sciences: math, physics, and computer science. Having already passed the state exam in physics this winter and nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains), I focus on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning.
It was in the fall of 2023 when I first tried doing research. Under the guidance of a mentor, I learned the basics of quantum cryptography, perused a comprehensive article on an approach to proving the security of quantum key distribution and, based on the main theorem from the article, performed calculations in Wolfram Mathematica to determine the optimal parameters of the depolarizing channel for the highest possible speed of generation.
That sophomore experience might be called dabbling in science. A lot has changed since then, mainly, I have gained expertise in my areas of interest, which made it possible for me to perform cutting-edge research. This semester, I am solving a real problem in optimization with a teammate and a mentor. We are working on enhancing Sign Stochastic Gradient Descent, an algorithm used in Federated Learning, which guarantees privacy. Our goal is to generalize the proof of the differential privacy of the algorithm, which, broadly speaking, will enable the secure training of neural networks on local user data with real distributions, which often prove to have an unbounded variance. I am fond of this problem, for it lies at the intersection of machine learning and optimization.
Thus it turned out that I am working in the area of trustworthy machine learning and am providing mathematical guarantees for ML models, which makes me well-suited to collaborate with Dr. Nikola Konstantinov at INSAIT. I am eager to approach federated learning from a new perspective, which naturally happens whenever one comes into contact with members of another scientific school. Besides, I approve of the approach of intensive study aimed at producing a research article. I consider it extremely important for a researcher to formulate the results of their work in an academic fashion and, if the work is of satisfactory quality, to seek feedback on it from the scientific community.
All these reasons lead me to the conclusion that the INSAIT Summer Undergraduate Fellowship is an ideal opportunity for me. Besides, cutting-edge research is not the only benefit of the Fellowship. It would be a bleak prospect for me to stay in Moscow this summer, especially when I could visit the vibrant capital of a serene country with a Slavic-speaking population. Learning foreign languages is my passion, and I would enjoy the opportunity to learn to understand a language unknown to me yet quite similar to Russian, and, if possible, even to try to speak it.
Please state (1) Why you are interested in our summer research program, (2) General research areas that you are interested in, and (3) Whether you have prior research experience.
Letter of MotivApplication (for ML and AI Summer Scholarship)
Letter of motivation isn't a term I've heard in English before. "Application letter" or "Letter of Application" is a good fit.
I am a third-year undergraduate at Phystech School of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT).
In my program, I study all the exact sciences: math, physics, and computer science.
Having alreadyI passed the state exam in physics this winter and have nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains),. I focus on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning.
Two seperate sentences make sense here as the ideas are not super connected.
It was in the fall of 2023 when I first tried doingbegan my research.
This sentence is good, this is just a variant that I think sounds better.
Thatis sophomore experience might be called dabbling in sciencewas enlightening and prepared me well for future study and research.
Using the word "dabbling"makes it seem that you are making a joke. Are you?
This semester, I am solving a real-world problem in optimization with a teammate and a mentor.
"Real-world" may provide the meaning you are looking for.
I am fond ofcaptivated by this problem, for it lies at the intersection of machine learning and optimization.
"Captivated" shows more enthusiasm and commitment
I am eager to approach federated learning from a new perspective, which naturally happens whenever one comes into contact with members of another scientific schoolinstitution.
"Institution"is more professional.
It would be a bleak prospectmissed opportunity for me to stay in Moscow this summer, especially when I could visit the vibrant capital of a serene country with a Slavic-speaking population.
"Bleak" is a bit dramatic and could send the message that you don't like Moscow.
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This is incredible! Great job!
Letter of Motivation (for ML and AI Summer Scholarship)
I am a third-year undergraduate at Phystech School of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT).
In my program, I study all the exacthard sciences: math, physics, and computer science.
Not sure 'exact' is the right work here.
Having already passed the state exam in physics this winter and nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains), I focus on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning.
It was in the fall of 2023 when I first tried doing research in the fall of 2023.
Think it sounds better this way round.
Under the guidance of a mentor, I learned the basics of quantum cryptography, perused a comprehensive article on an approach to proving the security of quantum key distribution and, based on the main theorem from the article, performed calculations in Wolfram Mathematica to determine the optimal parameters of the depolarizing channel for the highest possible speed of generation.
That sophomore experience might be called dabbling in science.
A lot has changed since then,: mainly, I have gained expertise in my areas of interest, which has made it possible for me to perform cutting-edge research.
This semester, I am solving a real problem in optimization with a teammate and a mentor.
We are working on enhancing Sign Stochastic Gradient Descent, an algorithm used in Federated Learning, which guarantees privacy.
Our goal is to generalize the proof of the differential privacy of the algorithm, which, broadly speaking, will enable the secure training of neural networks on local user data with real distributions, which often prove to have an unbounded variance.
I am fond of this problem, for it lies at the intersection of machine learning and optimization.
Thus it turneds out that I am working in the area of trustworthy machine learning and am providing mathematical guarantees for ML models, which makes me well-suited to collaborate with Dr. Nikola Konstantinov at INSAIT.
I am eager to approach federated learning from a new perspective, which naturally happens whenever one comes into contact with members of another scientific school.
Besides, I approve of the approach of intensive study aimed at producing a research article.
I consider it extremely important for a researcher to formulate the results of their work in an academic fashion and, if the work is of satisfactory quality, to seek feedback on it from the scientific community.
All these reasons lead me to the conclusion that the INSAIT Summer Undergraduate Fellowship is an ideal opportunity for me.
Besides, cutting-edge research is not the only benefit of the Fellowship.
It would befind it a bleak prospect for me to stay in Moscow this summer, especially when I could visit the vibrant capital of a serene country with a Slavic-speaking population.
Saying something is bleak is fairly strongly negative. I'm trying to make it sound a bit softer.
Learning foreign languages is my passion, and I would enjoy the opportunity to learn to understand a language unknown to me yet quite similar to Russian, and, if possible, even to try to speak it.
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Wow. Very good.
Letter of Motivation (for ML and AI Summer Scholarship)
I am a third-year undergraduate at Phystech School of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT).
In my program, I study all the exact sciences: math, physics, and computer science.
The phrase "exact sciences" is not one I have encountered before (as an academic). I would simplify the sentence by simply listing your core areas of study.
HavingI have already passed the state exam in physics this winter and have nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains),. I am currently focused on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning.
Quite a long sentence, I would break it up into two for readability. I was unsure whether you have already started focusing on mathematical foundations of comp sci. If this is a future plan, you could say "I will soon focus" instead.
It was in the fall of 2023 when I first tried doing research.
Under the guidance of a mentor, I learned the basics of quantum cryptography, perused a comprehensive article on an approach to proving the security of quantum key distribution and, based on the main theorem from the article, performed calculations in Wolfram Mathematica to determine the optimal parameters of the depolarizing channel for the highest possible speed of generation.
That sophomore experience might be called dabbling in science.
A lot has changed since then, mainly, I hav. I have since gained expertise in my areas of interest, which has made it possible for me to perform cutting-edge research.
This semester, I am solving a real problem in optimization with a teammate and a mentor.
We are working on enhancing Sign Stochastic Gradient Descent, an algorithm used in Federated Learning, which guarantees privacy.
Our goal is to generalize the proof of the differential privacy of the algorithm, which, b. Broadly speaking, this will enable the secure training of neural networks on local user data with real distributions, which often prove to have an unbounded variance.
I would break this up into 2 sentences for readability.
I am fond of this problem, for it lies at the intersection of machine learning and optimization.
Thus it turned out that I am working in the area of trustworthy machine learning and am providing mathematical guarantees for ML models, which makes me well-suited to collaborate with Dr. Nikola Konstantinov at INSAIT.
I am eager to approach federated learning from a new perspective, which naturally happens whenever one comes into contact with members of another scientific school.
Besides, I approve of the approach ofIn addition, I am motivated to undertake intensive study aimed at producing a research article.
All these reasons lead me to the conclusion that the INSAIT Summer Undergraduate Fellowship is an ideal opportunity for me.
BesidesFurthermore, cutting-edge research is not the only benefit of the Fellowship.
It would be a bleak prospect for me to stay in Moscow this summer, especially when I could visit the vibrant capital of a serene country with a Slavic-speaking population.
Learning foreign languages is my passion, and. I would enjoy the opportunity to learn to understand, and perhaps even speak, a language unknownthat is new to me yet quite similar to Russian, and, if possible, even to try to speak it.
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Your research sounds quite fascinating. I hope you are successful in your application for this fellowship!
Letter of MotivApplication (for ML and AI Summer Scholarship)
In my program, I study all the exact science number of science subjects: math, physics, and computer science.
"Formal sciences" is the category, but it's not used often in English (compared to e.g. social sciences or natural sciences, which are grouped together more often)
Having already passed the state exam in physics this winter and nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains), I (now/will) focus on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning.
Not sure if this is looking at the present or the future. If the present, it's better to put in the "now", if it's the future, "will"
We are working on enhancing Sign Stochastic Gradient Descent, an algorithm used in Federated Learning, which guarantees privacy.
Just sounds more natural to omit the second pause here.
I am eager to approach federated learning from a new perspective, which naturally happens whenever one comes into contact with members of another scientific schoolinstitution.
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Thus it turned out that I am working in the area of trustworthy machine learning and am providing mathematical guarantees for ML models, which makes me well-suited to collaborate with Dr. Nikola Konstantinov at INSAIT.
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Having already passed the state exam in physics this winter and nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains), I focus on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning. Having already passed the state exam in physics this winter and nearly completed all fundamental math disciplines (only functional analysis remains), I (now/will) focus on the mathematical foundations of computer science, namely optimization and the theory of machine learning. Not sure if this is looking at the present or the future. If the present, it's better to put in the "now", if it's the future, "will"
Quite a long sentence, I would break it up into two for readability. I was unsure whether you have already started focusing on mathematical foundations of comp sci. If this is a future plan, you could say "I will soon focus" instead. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Two seperate sentences make sense here as the ideas are not super connected. |
It was in the fall of 2023 when I first tried doing research. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Think it sounds better this way round. It was in the fall of 2023 when I first This sentence is good, this is just a variant that I think sounds better. |
Under the guidance of a mentor, I learned the basics of quantum cryptography, perused a comprehensive article on an approach to proving the security of quantum key distribution and, based on the main theorem from the article, performed calculations in Wolfram Mathematica to determine the optimal parameters of the depolarizing channel for the highest possible speed of generation. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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A lot has changed since then, mainly, I have gained expertise in my areas of interest, which made it possible for me to perform cutting-edge research. A lot has changed since then A lot has changed since then |
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We are working on enhancing Sign Stochastic Gradient Descent, an algorithm used in Federated Learning, which guarantees privacy. We are working on enhancing Sign Stochastic Gradient Descent, an algorithm used in Federated Learning Just sounds more natural to omit the second pause here. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Our goal is to generalize the proof of the differential privacy of the algorithm, which, broadly speaking, will enable the secure training of neural networks on local user data with real distributions, which often prove to have an unbounded variance. Our goal is to generalize the proof of the differential privacy of the algorithm I would break this up into 2 sentences for readability. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Besides, I approve of the approach of intensive study aimed at producing a research article.
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