I am a second year PhD student at Brown University, co-advised by Eli Upfal and Matteo Riondato. My current research is in statistically-sound knowledge dicovery from data applied to large hypergraph datasets. I'm passionate about teaching and mentorship in Computer Science. I am supported in part by the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
Outside of work I love hiking, biking, climbing outdoors and am always trying to improve those skills and spend more time outdoors. I also like reading, cooking, making art, boardgames, and staring at my cat Nunu.
Papers:
- M. Abuissa, M. Riondato, E. Upfal. DiNgHy: Null Models for Non-Degenerate Directed Hypergraphs, ECML PKDD'25, 2025.
- M. Abuissa, A. Lee, M. Riondato. ROhAN: Row-order Agnostic Null Models for Statistically-sound Knowledge Discovery, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, 37(4):1692–1718, 2023.