Weinan E
鄂维南
Weinan E (鄂维南) is a leading applied mathematician and a central figure in the "AI for Science" movement. According to a Source Code Capital (源码资本) piece, he graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China's mathematics department, earned his PhD at UCLA in 1989, and has been a professor in Princeton University's mathematics department since 1999 ; he also serves as dean of the AI for Science Institute in Beijing, and has proposed that AI for Science represents a "new dawn" for applied mathematics by deeply integrating AI with fundamental science . Per 暗涌Waves, he and collaborators including Linfeng Zhang won the Gordon Bell Prize — the top award in high-performance computing — for breakthroughs in "deep potential" molecular simulation .
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Looking forward to a thorough and in-depth discussion with everyone on the "AI for Science" trend!
