The Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Natural Sciences (AIMLeNS) are broadly interested in the interface of AI and Machine learning to the Natural Sciences.
We're a tight-knit team of computer scientists, chemists, physicists, and mathematicians working collaboratively. Our focus is on developing practical methods that blend traditional disciplines with modern machine learning and AI technologies to effectively address large-scale problems.
Currently, our main research areas are:
- Accelerating numerical simulations: We are particularly interested in molecular simulations.
- Inverse molecular design: including design of small-molecule therapeutics, biologics, vaccines, and antibodies.
The group is led by Simon Olsson. More information about the research group can be found on the external research group page.
Members
Simon Olsson
- Associate Professor, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering
Christopher Kolloff
- Doctoral Student, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering
Juan Viguera Diez
- Doctoral Student, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering
Johann Flemming Gloy
- Doctoral Student, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering
Selma Moqvist
- Doctoral Student, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering
Jacob Mathias Schreiner
- Postdoc, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering
Ross Irwin
- Doctoral Student, Data Science and AI, Computer Science and Engineering