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Conference presentation on fully decoupled time-marching schemes for incompressible fluid and thin-walled structure interaction.
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Conference presentation on recent developments in explicit Robin-Neumann schemes for fluid-structure interaction.
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Poster presentation on splitting schemes for fluid and thin-walled structure interaction using unfitted meshes.
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Conference presentation on Nitsche-XFEM methods for coupling an incompressible fluid with immersed thin-walled structures.
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Seminar talk on Nitsche-XFEM methods for coupling an incompressible fluid with immersed thin-walled structures.
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Conference presentation on Nitsche-XFEM formulations and splitting schemes for coupling an incompressible fluid with immersed thin-walled structures.
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Conference presentation on coupling schemes for the FSI Forward Prediction Challenge, with a comparative study and validation focus.
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Conference presentation on coupling schemes and unfitted-mesh methods for fluid-structure interaction. Participant in the ECCOMAS PhD Olympiad 2017.
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Workshop talk on numerical approximation of electromechanical coupling in the left ventricle, including the Purkinje network.
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Workshop talk on improving exploration in policy-gradient search for symbolic optimization problems.
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Conference presentation on discovering interpretable symbolic policies with deep reinforcement learning.
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Workshop talk introducing Deep Symbolic Optimization as a framework for symbolic optimization using deep learning.
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Conference presentation on intracardiac electrical imaging from 12-lead ECGs using machine learning trained with synthetic data.
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Symposium talk on deep symbolic optimization as a framework for scientific discovery across symbolic regression, control, and other structured design problems.
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Keynote talk on deep symbolic optimization and reinforcement learning for equation discovery at AI for Science 2025.
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Invited talk to NVIDIA’s Digital Biology / BioNeMo and Fundamental Generative AI Research teams on an “autoresearch” loop in which an LLM acts as an automated experimenter: it proposes interpretable filter rules over signals already available in a design pipeline (AlphaFold3 confidence, ProteinMPNN, antibody structural self-consistency), evaluates them under strict held-out protocols, logs each result, and iterates. Across several benchmark datasets the loop discovers compact, human-readable scoring rules that reach parity with supervised ML and state-of-the-art LLM prompting, with no model training and no LLM call at inference. The talk closes by framing the loop as symbolic regression with an LLM in the experimenter’s seat, connecting it to the interpretable-ML and equation-discovery line of work.
Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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