Explores equivariant structural representations in atomistic machine learning, emphasizing the importance of representing target properties in the spherical basis.
Delves into predicting non-scalar properties beyond energies in scientific machine learning, focusing on dipole moments, polarizability, and dielectric response.
Introduces Scientific Machine Learning, emphasizing its application in various scientific fields and the connection between machine learning and physics.
Explores the connection between phase transitions in physics and computational problems, showcasing how insights from physics can inform algorithm design.