Hello! This is Jiachen. ▶ More about my name…
I’m a Ph.D. student in Computing and Mathematical Sciences at Caltech, where I am fortunate to be advised by Professor Anima Anandkumar. My research lies at the intersection of generative modeling and scientific computing.
Prior to my PhD, I completed my undergraduate studies at Tsinghua University, where I had the privilege of working with Professor Jun Zhu and Professor Hang Su on physics-informed machine learning. I am also grateful for the opportunity to conduct research at Stanford University, where I worked with Professor James Landay and Professor Monica Lam on human-AI interaction.
My long term goal is to develop a unified framework that learns and uses efficient representations of data, domain knowledge, and available observations to model complex systems. I am particularly interested in generative approaches to achieve this objective.
I am interested in the intersection of generative modeling and physical sciences. Scientific problems are often ill-posed, and the strong priors offered by generative models can significantly enhance robustness and efficiency. However, these models typically require vast amounts of data and lack physics guarantee. Therefore, I focus on developing scalable, uncertainty-aware methods for generative models + scientific inverse problems.
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