Liv G. d'Aliberti

Computer Science Ph.D. Student at Princeton University.

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Room 320C

Sherrerd Hall

Princeton, NJ, 08544

I am a Computer Science Ph.D. student at Princeton University, advised by Manoel Horta Ribeiro and affiliated with the Humans and Machines (HAM) Lab and the Princeton Reinforcement Learning Lab. My research focuses on making AI reasoning and decision-making reliable, interpretable, and empirically grounded at scale.

Prior to starting my Ph.D., I worked as a research scientist at Leidos in their CTO Office Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Accelerator. I earned my Master of Science in Applied Mathematics and Statistics in 2019.

I enjoy working with individuals who are passionate about their research and excited about the potential impacts of their efforts. I’m hopeful that technology built using the research that my colleagues and I develop will help make our world (and maybe other worlds) safer and better for humans.

I really like all cats and one dog, my wife’s cavapoo. When I’m offline, I’m usually hiking, backpacking, skiing, or exploring new places.

news

Aug 22, 2025 Workshop paper accepted @ LAW 2025, NeurIPS
Aug 01, 2024 Start my Computer Science Ph.D. at Princeton University!

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    Explainability for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Control via Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning
    C. Clark, K. Albarado, J. Scott, and 3 more authors
    IEEE Aerospace, 2025
    Pre-print
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    Preserving Patient Privacy during Computation over Shared Electronic Health Record Data
    L. d’Aliberti, and M. Clark
    Springer Nature Journal of Medical Systems, 2022