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Research and develop autonomous decision-making algorithms for process industries (e.g., chemical, pharmaceutical, materials, energy) or discrete manufacturing (e.g., electronics assembly, automotive, home
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are especially encouraged: (1) statistical mechanics, condensed-matter theory, quantum field theory; (2) tensor networks, quantum information, quantum algorithms; (3) machine learning, generative models, large
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research areas. The more details can be kindly found as below: 1. Industrial AI Algorithm and Autonomous Decision-Making Systems RESPONSIBILITIES Research and develop autonomous decision-making algorithms
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supports research in fundamental AI theory, core algorithms, scientific computing, and AI-enabled applications. The Institute is located at the Binghai Bay Campus of Great Bay University, in a provincial
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. This longitudinal project investigates the implementation of AI-empowered chronic disease management systems in hospitals. It examines human-AI collaboration and the "boundaries of work" between humans and algorithms
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cryption, deciphered many important cryptographic systems such as PKCY, and completed many The password algorithm is designed and has been applied importantly. He has published nearly 200 papers, published 4
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of artificial intelligence with quantum science, focusing on three synergistic directions: • AI for Quantum: We develop advanced, physically grounded AI algorithms to solve fundamental problems in quantum
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AI Algorithm and Autonomous Decision-Making Systems RESPONSIBILITIES Research and develop autonomous decision-making algorithms for process industries (e.g., chemical, pharmaceutical, materials, energy
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Develop industrial process digital twin models based on the fusion of mechanistic and data-driven approaches. Develop predictive maintenance and fault diagnosis algorithms for critical equipment (e.g
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superconductivity, novel quantum criticality (2) Quantum computation, including quantum entanglement, quantum magic, quantum circuits, quantum algorithms (3) Quantum many body computations, including sign problem