Want to develop ML methods for Physics?
Check out our summer internships in the Center for Computational Mathematics at the Flatiron Institute @FlatironInst
Location: Manhattan, New York
Apply here: https://t.co/FzcRXDjccP
Deadline: Jan 16, 2026
quick update: i started a blog!
my first post is live & explains the unstable learning dynamics caused by the "deadly triad" of RL through the lens of basic optimization theory. this was so much fun to learn/write about, hope yall enjoy ✨
https://t.co/hAD4BACfYQ 🧵
🚀We’re looking for amazing scientists and engineers to join @PolymathicAI (NYC)!
Want to work on scientific foundation models + ML for physics, biology, astronomy, solar physics & more?
Want to contribute to frontier research in AI with the most brilliant and fun crowd?
Please sign up on our interest form:
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Partial observability is a key challenge in predicting physical systems, where only part of the state is observed.
Check out our poster #2213 at #neurips2025 on Thu, Dec 4, 4:30pm! We propose a multiscale inference scheme for diffusion models to better predict these systems.
🚀We’re looking for 2026 interns at @PolymathicAI (NYC)!
Want to work on scientific foundation models + ML for physics, biology, astronomy, & more?
Want to contribute to frontier research with a brilliant, fun, and friendly team?
Please sign up on our interest form 👉 https://t.co/KpBwT7UIPf
#Hiring #Internship #MachineLearning
So proud to see the culmination of effort led by @mikemccabe210@PayelMukhopadh3@__tm__157@BrunoRegaldo@FrancoisRozet along with the amazing team at @PolymathicAI to produce
The first "Polymathic"/cross-disciplinary AI model for fluid dynamics!
We started with creating The Well, the first internet scale of fluids dataset co-led by @mikemccabe210 and @oharub with the goal of creating the first cross-disciplinary fluid model!
Now it is here, and we are lovingly naming it the Polymathic Walrus 😁!
Does a smaller latent space lead to worse generation in latent diffusion models? Not necessarily! We show that LDMs are extremely robust to a wide range of compression rates (10-1000x) in the context of physics emulation.
We got lost in latent space. Join us 👇
This is the first step in a direction that I am very excited about! Using LLMs to solve scientific computing problems and potentially discover faster (or new) algorithms. #AI4Science#ML4PDEs
We show that LLMs can write PDE solver code, choose appropriate algorithms, and produce stable implementations.
Please read @Shanda_Li_2000's thread for more details on our work. 🧵👇