AI for Science
Combining machine learning, scientific knowledge, and simulation to discover mechanisms and understand complex systems.
We develop machine learning methods for scientific discovery and informed decisions, grounded in continuous-time modeling and evidence-centered evaluation.
Combining machine learning, scientific knowledge, and simulation to discover mechanisms and understand complex systems.
Learning continuous dynamics from irregular observations through neural differential equations, with attention to stability and uncertainty.
Developing evaluation principles that align AI claims with robust comparisons, uncertainty assessment, and reproducible evidence.
Connecting machine learning, optimization, and simulation to support decisions in manufacturing, logistics, and service systems.
The Scientific Inference Lab opens at Pusan National University.
The paper on silent failures in federated personalization appears in the KDD 2026 proceedings, Blue Sky Ideas Track.
A sole-authored position paper on evidence standards for machine learning was presented at ICML 2026.
The Neural SDE-Augmented GPU-Accelerated Pharmacokinetic Simulation Framework project, with Alex Bui at UCLA Medical Imaging Informatics, was selected for the NVIDIA Academic Grant Program.
We welcome inquiries about research opportunities and collaboration in machine learning and scientific inference.