Germans Savcisens

Hi, I'm Germans Savcisens. I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Khoury College of Computer Science at Northeastern University, where I am part of the RAD Lab and the Network Science Institute.

My research combines machine learning, network science, and human behavior. Right now, I am studying the knowledge and epistemic stability of large language models. I look at how LLMs embed knowledge, truth, and uncertainty, and what happens to those representations when models interact with each other.

I am originally from Latvia. Before moving to Boston, I earned my PhD from the Technical University of Denmark, where I worked on foundation models for longitudinal and behavioral data. This work led to the life2vec paper (Nature Computational Science), which introduces a transformer-based model that learns from individual life trajectories to predict health and socioeconomic outcomes.

I will be on the job market starting Spring 2027.