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Computational Physics and Python Applications

Computational Physics and Python Applications

9 faculty research Computational Physics and Python Applications on GradNova.

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Associate Professor

School of Computing

University of Utah

Artificial Intelligence (ml: Theory and Modeling, Physics-Informed Machine Learning)

Gaussian Processes and Bayesian Inference

Model Reduction and Neural Networks

Tensor Decomposition and Applications

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Assistant Professor

School of Computing

University of Utah

Artificial Intelligence (physics-Informed Machine Learning)

Scientific Computing (geometry and Mesh Generation, High-Performance Computing, Modeling Methods and Frameworks)

Model Reduction and Neural Networks

Fluid Dynamics and Turbulent Flows

+3

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Computer Science

University of Missouri

Computational Physics and Python Applications

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Professor

Computer Science and Engineering

University of California, Santa Cruz

3D Shape Modeling and Analysis

Advanced Vision and Imaging

Computational Physics and Python Applications

Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques

+1

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Professor

Computer Science

The University of Texas at Austin

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Cosmology and Gravitation Theories

Relativity and Gravitational Theory

Astronomy and Astrophysical Research

+2

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David Letscher, Ph.D.

Associate professor

Computer Science

Saint Louis University

Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation

Computational Physics and Python Applications

Digital Image Processing Techniques

Teaching and Learning Programming

+1

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Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science

Computer Science

Harvard University

Computational Physics and Python Applications

High-Energy Particle Collisions Research

Particle Detector Development and Performance

Particle Physics Theoretical and Experimental Studies

+1

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Adjunct Professor of the Practice

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

Advanced Data Storage Technologies

Computational Physics and Python Applications

Distributed Systems and Fault Tolerance

Logic, Programming, and Type Systems

+1

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Peter L Brusilovsky

Adjunct Associate Professor

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

AI in Service Interactions

Computational Physics and Python Applications

E-Learning and Knowledge Management