BIO

I am an undergraduate at Boston University studying math and data science. I focus on probabilistic modeling, machine learning, and statistical programming, and I build inference systems for complex time-series data in neuroscience and finance.

Work in the lab

I joined the lab in 2024 and completed UROPs in the spring and fall of 2025. I am a co-author on the StateSpaceDynamics.jl paper in the Journal of Open Source Software and on the preprint on diurnal rhythms of decision-making in rats.

Publications and presentations

Publications

• Senne, R.A., Xia, H., Duebel, H.F., Do, Q., Kane, G.A., Fourie, J., Ramirez, S., Scott, B.B., DePasquale, B. (2026). Diurnal rhythms of choice: a novel state-dependent drift diffusion model uncovers time-dependent changes in rat decision making. Research Square. preprint
• Senne, R.A., Loschinskey, Z., Fourie, J., Loughridge, C., DePasquale, B. (2025). StateSpaceDynamics.jl: A Julia package for probabilistic state space models (SSMs). Journal of Open Source Software 10(115): 8077. doi

Presentations

• Senne, R.A., Loschinskey, Z., Loughridge, C., Fourie, J., DePasquale, B. (2025). StateSpaceDynamics.jl: Probabilistic State-Space Modeling. JuliaCon 2025, Pittsburgh, PA. talk page
• Senne, R., Duebel, H., Fourie, J., Scott, B., DePasquale, B. (2026). A State Dependent Drift-Diffusion Model Identifies Circadian Decision Dynamics. Cosyne 2026, Lisbon, Portugal.