# Eric Ma
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eric ma Siu-cheung, GBS, JP (Chinese: 馬紹祥; born 1963) is a Hong Kong engineer and government official. He served as Secretary for Development of the Hong Kong SAR government for less than four months in 2017.
== Biography ==
Ma graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering and later obtained a master's degree of Engineering Science in Transportation from Monash University, Australia.
Carbon Markets, China, and Motivating Large Companies with WeCarbon
Live from Cop28, Marilyn Waite and Andrew Chang are joined by Eric Ma (马嬴超) and Remoca Shi (施怡然), co-founders of WeCarbon. A China based tech firm, WeCarbon offers a carbon data platform to assist compliance, disclosure, and value creation for green certification, financing, energy management, and …
Episode 52: Why Most LLM Products Break at Retrieval (And How to Fix Them)
Most LLM-powered features do not break at the model. They break at the context. So how do you retrieve the right information to get useful results, even under vague or messy user queries?In this episode, we hear from Eric Ma, who leads data science research in the Data Science and AI group at Moder…
Episode 18: Research Data Science in Biotech
Hugo speaks with Eric Ma about Research Data Science in Biotech. Eric leads the Research team in the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence group at Moderna Therapeutics. Prior to that, he was part of a special ops data science team at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research's Informatics…
Episode 17: End-to-End Data Science
Hugo speaks with Tanya Cashorali, a data scientist and consultant that helps businesses get the most out of data, about what end-to-end data science looks like across many industries, such as retail, defense, biotech, and sports, includingscoping out projects,figuring out the correct questions to a…
Episode 55: From Frittatas to Production LLMs: Breakfast at SciPy
Traditional software expects 100% passing tests. In LLM-powered systems, that’s not just unrealistic — it’s a feature, not a bug. Eric Ma leads research data science in Moderna’s data science and AI group, and over breakfast at SciPy we explored why AI products break the old rules, what skills diff…
Episode 66: The Agent Paradox - Why Moderna's Most Productive AI Systems Aren't Agents
Surprise. We don’t have agents. I actually went in and did an audit of all the LLM applications that we’ve developed internally. And if you were to take Anthropic’s definition of workflow versus agent, we don’t have agents. I would not classify any of our applications as agents. x
Eric Ma, who lead…
Agentic Engineering and the Lost Art of Verification
> I almost don’t read code now. My approach with Roborev is it’s like my code reader. The mantra is: Roborev reads every line of code that is generated. It gets read multiple times. And so, whenever I push up a pull request, the branch gets re-reviewed. And so by the time I’m merging a pull reques…
How Did Tadej Pogacar Get Caught By Eric Mas!?!?!
Did someone just reel Tadej back in on a climb!? Or did Tadej crack and go backwards!? Or is there another explanation as to why the seemingly unthinkable happened? I dive into my thoughts and analysis on what all led to Tadej cresting the final climb with Enric Mas.
Agentic Data Science in a Reproducible Marimo Notebook
Eric Ma is a Senior Principal Data Scientist at Moderna, where he leads the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (Research) team. Previously, he conducted biomedical data science research at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research and earned his doctorate in Biological Engineering from …
The Science and Engineering of Agent Work
Hilary Mason, CEO of Hidden Door, works with agents across software development and creative projects. Drawing on Richard Hamming’s distinction between science and engineering, she describes agents as “bringing the science back into the engineering and the engineering back into the science.”
When y…
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