Finding the Hidden Shape of Data: Prof. Yusu Wang
UC San Diego Professor Yusu Wang uses geometry and topology to uncover hidden structures in complex data, helping machine-learning systems capture relationships that conventional approaches can miss.
UC San Diego Professor Yusu Wang uses geometry and topology to uncover hidden structures in complex data, helping machine-learning systems capture relationships that conventional approaches can miss.
The National Science Foundation is offering its support for the next frontier of the AI Institute for Learning-enabled Optimization at Scale (TILOS), awarding $15 million over five years to bolster a new phase of research focused on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) and optimization for intelli
“Now that we have a space in QI, we want to build on that momentum and partner even more closely with faculty and departments conducting cutting-edge research in areas that interest Kyocera,” said Shiva Chandra, senior associate at Kyocera Ventures.
The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science has selected a geothermal energy project that brings together engineers from across the University of California, including UC San Diego, to use AI to discover and tap geothermal energy resources safely and economically.
A long-standing collaboration with the San Diego Supercomputer Center at UC San Diego has helped provide the computing expertise and resources for the search for high-energy neutrinos from space, work recognized this week with the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics.
A new battery binder — the glue that holds together a battery’s internal parts — could simplify both battery manufacturing and recycling by cutting down on toxic ingredients, energy use and waste. Batteries made with the new binder performed just as well as conventional lithium-ion batteries.
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