Vishnu Sangli

I'm a research assisstant at Hybrid Robotics, UC Berkeley led by Prof. Koushil Sreenath. Throughout my meager years of experience I've been an intellectual nomad, exploring fields from Astrobiology and Particle Physics to Robotics and Deep Learning. .

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Publications and Presentations

clean-usnob (In Progress) GenlocoV2: Generalized Multi-Embodiment towards Learning for Locomotion
Vishnu Sangli, Zhongyu Li, Xue Bin Peng, Koushil Sreenath
clean-usnob Exploring hadron latent space schemes for fitting hadronization characteristics
Vishnu Sangli, Jay Chan, Xiangyang Ju, Adam Kania, Benjamin Nachman, Andrzej Siódmok
arXiv Preprint, 2024
clean-usnob Learning-based Trajectory Tracking for Bird-inspired Flapping-Wing Robots
Jiaze Cai*, Vishnu Sangli*, Mintae Kim, Koushil Sreenath
arXiv Preprint, 2024
clean-usnob Integrating Particle Flavor into Deep Learning Models for Hadronization
Jay Chan, Xiangyang Ju, Adam Kania, Benjamin Nachman, Vishnu Sangli, Andrzej Siódmok
arXiv Preprint, 2023
clean-usnob Fitting a Deep Generative Hadronization Model
Jay Chan, Xiangyang Ju, Adam Kania, Benjamin Nachman, Vishnu Sangli, Andrzej Siódmok
JHEP, 2023
clean-usnob Precision and fast sampling electrooculogram for recording blinking kinematics
Vishnu Sangli, Sirisha Tadepalli, Chetana Krishnan, V. Thenmozhi, PF. Hadiya, K. Shivaram, A. Anand, Sudhir, RR, Surekha Paneerselvam, SP. Srinivas
Oral Presentation at AOPT XVI Biennial Meeting, 2023
clean-usnob A new approach to Habitability using obliquity and compartmentalised Habitable Zones on planetary surfaces through Vplanet and ROCKE 3D modelling.
Sagarika Valluri, Vishnu Sangli
Poster Presentation at AGU Fall Meeting 19, 2019
clean-usnob Habitability Timeline of Venus: Past and Present
Vishnu Sangli
Poster Presentation at AbSciCon 19, 2019

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