Physics-Informed ML & Neural Operators
This pillar develops machine learning architectures that respect the physics of the systems they model, rather than treating them as black boxes. Recent work includes PINTO, a physics-informed transformer neural operator for learning generalized PDE solutions across arbitrary initial and boundary conditions; the first PINN model for simulating turbulent flow behind wind turbines (WAKE-NET, with Shell India); deformable neural operators for SAR object detection; and CNDiff, a conditional diffusion model for time series forecasting presented at ICML 2025. This is also the natural home for the lab’s newer Foundation Model Development direction — multi-GPU training of LLMs and Vision Transformers for scientific data.
Publications in this pillar
Multi-turbine turbulent wake simulation using physics-informed neural networks
Mask2Cause: Causal Discovery via Adjacency Constrained Causal Attention
DNOD: Deformable Neural Operators for Object Detection in SAR Images
A physics-informed neural network for turbulent wake simulations behind wind turbines
Conditional Diffusion Model with Nonlinear Data Transformation for Time Series Forecasting
Discrete Residual Loss Functions for Training Physics-Informed Neural Networks
On the Training Efficiency of Shallow Architectures for Physics Informed Neural Networks
All Physics-Informed ML & Neural Operators publications on the Publications page →