ARM: Faculty Lunch, Learn & Engage
ARM (Autonomous Research for Materials) is an IMS Strategic Initiative seeking to connect and engage researchers in materials science, data sciences, and robotics to form partnerships that advance autonomous experimentation and self-driving laboratories. These lunch-and-learns seek to engage the attendees to form new connections and collaborations.
Victor Fung comes to Georgia Tech from Oak Ridge National Laboratory where he was a Eugene P. Wigner Fellow working in the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (CNMS). He obtained his B.A. in Chemistry from Cornell University and his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of California, Riverside. His research seeks to harness the power of computing and machine learning to accelerate the chemical discovery process, with the eventual goal of fully realizing materials by inverse design. This includes developing novel methods and tools which incorporate chemical information to model phenomena at the atomic scale, as well as design new materials from the ground up, atom-by-atom. His work also involves establishing automated, data-driven and domain-informed ecosystems for materials and chemical discovery which can be deployed on the latest supercomputers
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