This is the academic homepage of Brice Huang. Since January 2020, I have been a PhD student in EECS at MIT, where I am fortunate to be advised by Guy Bresler and Nike Sun. I was previously an undergraduate at MIT, where I majored in mathematics and EECS.
I am interested in high-dimensional probability and statistical physics, especially the limits of efficient algorithms in these settings.
I am grateful to be supported by a NSF Graduate Fellowship and a Siebel Scholarship.
See my research page for a full list.
B. Huang and M. Sellke.
Strong Topological Trivialization of Multi-Species Spherical Spin Glasses.
Preprint 2023.
B. Huang and M. Sellke.
Algorithmic Threshold for Multi-Species Spherical Spin Glasses.
Preprint 2023.
S. Chen, B. Huang, J. Li, A. Liu, and M. Sellke.
When Does Adaptivity Help for Quantum State Learning?
FOCS 2023.
B. Huang and M. Sellke.
Tight Lipschitz Hardness for Optimizing Mean Field Spin Glasses.
FOCS 2022.
G. Bresler and B. Huang.
The Algorithmic Phase Transition of Random k-SAT for Low Degree Polynomials.
FOCS 2021.