Computation & Artificial Intelligence
Cutting across traditional discipline boundaries, our faculty have deep experience in developing methods of scientific computing. They also specialize in the application of computational approaches, including artificial intelligence, to a wide range of engineering challenges—from predictive modeling to new materials development to automation and controls.

Research Areas
- Computation and AI for materials discovery and design
- Computational and AI for fluid and solid mechanics
- Digital materials and manufacturing
- Finite element methods
- Molecular dynamics modeling
- First-principles quantum materials simulation
- Model predictive control
- Nonlinear dynamics
- Scientific computing
Major Centers & Initiatives
Externally funded research centers and laboratory groups working in this topic area include:
Related Study Opportunities
PhD
Specializations include:
- Aerospace Engineering
- Dynamics, Controls & Robotics
- Materials Science & Biomaterials
- Mechanics, Design & Computing
- Thermal Fluids & Energy
Master of Science (MS) or Master of Engineering (MEng)
Concentrations include: