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I do scientific machine learning, with a particular focus on numerical methods and computational biology.
The other big piece of fundamental mathematics needed is differential equations -- ODEs at least, but ideally also SDEs+PDEs+numerics. (Soapbox moment: I find it kind of unusual how poorly this is taught outside of math/engineering courses, given that it's easily the single most successful modelling paradigm of the past few century.)
Just Know Stuff also has a short list of things I consider worth knowing.
Ok this is… a lot of stuff. Understand probability through measure theory?
Sounds freaking fun to me!