Shambhavi Mishra

Hi! I’m Shambhavi Mishra, a PhD student at École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), where I work under the guidance of Prof. Jose Dolz and Prof. Marco Pedersoli. My research focuses on advancing Foundation Models for label-scarce learning, with a particular emphasis on improving model reliability, calibration, and adaptation to make AI more robust in real-world scenarios.

As a Visiting Researcher at ServiceNow Research - Foundation Models Lab, I work on enhancing Mixture of Experts (MoEs), SSM/Transformer hybrids, and designing novel model architectures to push the boundaries of large-scale AI systems.

My industry experience spans multiple domains, including patent and legal data analytics, fine-tuning LLMs, and developing AI-driven solutions for complex, domain-specific challenges. At companies like FrandAvenue and NeuroSensum, I have worked on leveraging LLMs for structured document understanding, multilingual text analytics, and automation in intellectual property research. These experiences have strengthened my expertise in adapting foundation models for real-world applications, bridging the gap between research innovation and industry adoption.

I am also passionate about community-driven research discussions. I founded Vision Language Talks, a platform that connects researchers and authors to discuss cutting-edge advancements in AI, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Additionally, I have organized machine learning workshops for underprivileged communities, combining my passion for education with my commitment to making AI more accessible.

I’m always open to collaborations, discussions, and new challenges. Feel free to explore my work and reach out—let’s connect!

news

March 2025 Computer Vision Talks expanded to include discussions on Language research - now we have Vision Language Talks.
Feb 2025 Started as a Visiting Researcher at ServiceNow Research – Foundation Models Lab, focusing on optimizing LLM architectures.
Nov 2024 Check out our new work Words Matter: Leveraging Individual Text Embeddings for Code Generation in CLIP Test-Time Adaptation on arXiv.
Oct 2024 Published TMLR paper on Miscalibration in Semisupervised Learning, which received its first citation in a NeurIPS paper.
Fall 2023 Successfully cleared my Doctoral Exams, marking a key milestone in my PhD journey. 🎓
2022 Secured the Le Palmarès Féminin Pluriel 2022 scholarship at ÉTS Montréal. 🎉 Watch the announcement below:
2021 Presented my first talk on Getting Started with Research at Kaggle Days Meetup Delhi NCR.
2020 Extended Abstract on TrackRecSign accepted at WiML Workshop, NeurIPS, 2020.
2020 Volunteering at EMNLP 2020
2020 Poster on TrackRecSign accepted at Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURU), University Of California.
2020 Attended ECCV 2020 - Thanks to WiCV for the delegate passes!
2020 Started Computer Vision Talks to discuss the papers with authors!