About Me

My Research

Recorded Talks and Press

About Me

I am an astrophysicist working on understanding the extreme physics of binary stars. I apply data mining techniques, both classical and artificial intelligence (AI)-based, to make discoveries in the the largest astronomical datasets ever made.

In Fall 2025, I will be starting an FFL Prize Fellowship at Harvard University in the Center for Astrophysics. I earned my PhD in the Astronomy Department at Caltech working with Professors Shri Kulkarni, Kareem El-Badry, and Tom Prince. I was fortunate to be an NSF Graduate Fellow, Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellow, and LSST-DA Data Science Fellow.

I’m originally from the town (small city) of Salinas, California and then completed my undergraduate education in the Physics Department at Stanford University.

Publications

Read about my work on ADS and Google Scholar

Curriculum Vitae

My CV can be viewed here.

Contact Info

• Email: tonycuevas98 “at” gmail.com
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