🚨 AI + PHYSICS RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY 🇺🇸🤖🔬

📚 Are you a researcher working at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Fundamental Physics?

🔎 The NSF Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions (IAIFI) brings together researchers from MIT, Harvard, Tufts and Northeastern University to develop AI methods for fundamental scientific discovery.

One of its key programmes is the IAIFI Fellows community — connecting researchers working on challenging problems where AI and fundamental science meet. 🌌🧠

🔬 WHAT IS IAIFI?
IAIFI is an NSF-funded institute focused on developing trustworthy AI systems for scientific discovery, particularly in areas of fundamental physics.

Its research spans areas including:
🤖 Machine Learning
🧠 AI for Science
⚛️ Particle Physics
🌌 Astrophysics & Cosmology
🔬 Quantum Physics
📊 Scientific Machine Learning
🧮 Mathematical & Computational Methods

🎯 IAIFI FELLOWS
IAIFI Fellows are researchers who contribute to this interdisciplinary research community.
The Fellows network includes researchers at different career stages and across multiple institutions, creating opportunities for:
🔹 Interdisciplinary collaboration
🔹 AI-for-science research
🔹 Scientific networking
🔹 Mentorship
🔹 Research discussions
🔹 Workshops & seminars
🔹 Collaboration across physics and machine learning

👩‍🔬 WHO MAY FIND THIS RELEVANT?
This opportunity is particularly relevant to researchers working in areas such as:
✅ Artificial Intelligence
✅ Machine Learning
✅ Physics-informed ML
✅ Particle Physics
✅ Astrophysics
✅ Cosmology
✅ Quantum Science
✅ Scientific Computing
✅ Data Science
✅ Computational Physics

💡 GOH TIP
If you're interested in joining an AI-for-science research ecosystem, don't only look for traditional AI positions.

Explore institutes working at the intersection of:
AI + Physics + Mathematics + Scientific Discovery

📌 EXPLORE IAIFI FELLOWS

🔗 Official IAIFI Fellows page: https://iaifi.org/fellows

🔗 IAIFI also provides information about its research programmes, people, publications, events and opportunities through its official website.


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