August 20, 2026
While the movement of fluid through rigid systems is a well-characterized classical problem, predicting the behavior of fluid flow in compliant systems, in which structural deformation and the behavior of […]
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MEAM Ph.D. Thesis Defense: “Neural Operator Design From A Test-Time Learning Perspective”
August 21, 2026
Neural operator models offer a path toward modeling physical systems at low computational cost by learning mappings between function spaces. However, as mesh sizes and model parameter counts scale up, […]
Read MoreASSET Seminar: “Toward a Science of Auditing AI Systems: The Case of Election-Related Information”
August 26, 2026
As AI systems increasingly mediate access to information, we need better ways to understand how they behave in practice. In this talk, I use election-related information as my main case […]
Read MoreMSE Society: Ice Cream Social – Liquid Nitrogen
September 2, 2026
On Wednesday, September 2, the Penn Materials Science and Engineering MSE Society will host its annual Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Social from 5:00–6:00 p.m. in the Quain Courtyard. Join us […]
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ASSET Seminar: “Control with Coarse Measurements: Perception Contracts and Indistinguishable Sets”
Abstract: Performance of control systems depend on the nature of available measurements. Perception of edges, keypoints, landmarks and other natural semantic features make certain coarse measurements available to control systems operating in […]
CIS Special Industry Colloquium: “Scaling Paradigms for Large Language Models”
In this talk I will tell you how scaling has been the engine of progress in AI for the past five years. In the first scaling paradigm, our field scaled large […]
GRASP Special Panel featuring the 2024 John Scott Award Recipients
This is an in-person event only and is not open to the public. Event Registration and Penncards are required. A link to register for the event will be sent via […]
CBE Seminar: “Scalable Access to the Hidden Topologies of Biology” (Albert Keung, North Carolina State University)
Abstract: Biology is characterized by a diversity of phenotypes and functions that outpace the limited molecular diversity encoded in genomes. How this is achieved is a fundamental and enduring mystery […]
Fall 2024 GRASP SFI: Gioele Zardini, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, “Compositional Design of Complex Systems: From Autonomy to Future Mobility”
This seminar will start at 3:30 PM instead of 3:00. This will be a hybrid event with in-person attendance in Levine 307 and virtual attendance on Zoom. ABSTRACT When designing […]