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Weinan E is a leading researcher in machine learning, scientific computing, and physics-based modeling. He has published over 70 papers on topics such as neural ODEs, stochastic gradient descent, deep potentials, and quantum Monte Carlo.
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Weinan E is a professor of mathematics at Princeton University and a leading researcher in applied mathematics and multiscale modeling. His publications include books, articles, and reviews on topics such as deep learning, rare events, heterogeneous multiscale methods, and transition path theory.
Weinan E is a professor at Princeton University and Peking University, known for his work in applied mathematics and machine learning. He has received several awards and honors, including the ICIAM Maxwell Prize 2023, and was an invited speaker at the International Congress of Mathematicians 2022.
Weinan E is a professor at Peking University and Princeton University, and a leading researcher in numerical algorithms, machine learning and multi-scale modeling. He has won several prestigious awards, including the ACM Gordon-Bell Prize in 2020, and will give a plenary talk at ICM 2022.
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Weinan E is a renowned applied mathematician and machine learning expert who joined Princeton in 1999 and retired in 2022. He has received many awards and honors for his research and teaching, and has advised over thirty-five graduate students and postdocs.
Weinan E (chinês: 鄂维南, pinyin: È Wéinán; Jingjiang, setembro de 1963) é um matemático chinês, conhecido por seu trabalho em matemática aplicada, com aplicações em mecânica dos fluidos e ciência dos materiais. [1]
