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Physical AI: robots, scientific computing, and digital twins

Justin Hodges, PhD
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Read what I read, code what I code. I share lots of papers/code for topics in artificial intelligence/machine learning applied to engineering (CFD, FEA, numerical methods, aerodynamics, turbulence modeling, & more). I will publish enough to keep you busy.

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    \ud83d\udc4b Hello. My name is Justin and I am head of physical ai at CoreWeave. Read what I read - code what I code. I love applying #ai and #machinelearning to #engineering and scientific simulation.

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