Shih-chieh Hsu is a Professor at the University of Washington who brings 12 years of academic experience at the nexus of physics, electrical and computer engineering, and AI, leading efforts to accelerate data‑driven discovery. As Director of the NSF A3D3 institute he drives real‑time AI and high‑performance computing solutions applied across physics, astrophysics, materials science, and neuroscience, while his research spans experimental particle physics and ML searches for new physics at the LHC. He combines deep domain expertise from a PhD in elementary particle physics with hands‑on HPC and algorithm development to turn streaming data into actionable science. Outside the lab he coaches individuals and families on practical personal finance, an uncommon dual focus that highlights his interest in translating complex systems into clearer, everyday decisions.
12 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego
Master's degree Elementary Particle Physics, Master's degree Elementary Particle Physics at National Taiwan University
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Shih-chieh Hsu - Professor at University of Washington