Machine Learning & Computational Physics Researcher
Melbourne, Australia
Who I Am
I am a research engineer with a PhD in computational physics and deep learning, working at the intersection of physics-based simulation, scientific computing, and neural network surrogate models.
My recent work focuses on developing deep-learning surrogates for granular flow simulations, replacing expensive Discrete Element Method (DEM) solvers with fast, data-driven models while preserving physical fidelity.
I am particularly interested in research and engineering roles involving ML for physical systems, AI for engineering applications, and scientific computing.
Federation University, Australia. Thesis: Accelerated Surrogate Modelling of Granular Materials using Artificial Neural Networks.
Deep-learning surrogates achieving major speedups over high-fidelity DEM while maintaining physically meaningful behaviour.
Built end-to-end data pipelines and training frameworks for 3D particle simulations using Python, PyTorch, and Slurm HPC.
Peer-reviewed work spanning machine learning, computer vision, robotics, and granular materials.
What I Study
What I've Built
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My Research Output
33rd International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks (ICANN)
Multimedia Tools and Applications
International Journal of Intelligent Robotics and Applications
IEEE International Conference on Advanced Robotics and its Social Impacts (ARSO)
My Toolbox