Paris Perdikaris is an Associate Professor and computational scientist with a decade of experience at the intersection of deep learning and physical modeling, currently based in Philadelphia. He develops foundation models for weather and climate, physics-informed neural networks, neural operators, and generative models, with a strong emphasis on uncertainty quantification for sequential decision-making in scientific and engineering settings. His career spans academic leadership at the University of Pennsylvania, postdoctoral work at MIT, and research management experience at Microsoft, reflecting a blend of fundamental research and applied systems thinking. Trained as an applied mathematician (PhD, Brown) with earlier engineering roots in naval architecture, he brings rigorous mathematical foundations to large-scale, physics-aware ML. Notably, his work aims to make AI models respect conservation laws and physical constraints—bridging theory and operational modeling in climate and engineering domains.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Applied Mathematics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Applied Mathematics at Brown University
Master’s Degree Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Master’s Degree Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at National Technical University of Athens
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