
Anisotropic Machine Learning
Project Description
Most coarse-grained simulations focus on spherical, isotropic particles, often yielding incorrect results by neglecting molecular geometry. The Cersonsky lab has developed a method using machine learning to accurately predict interactions between anisotropic particles, paving the way for shaped-particle simulation.
Interns design, document, and test a software library that generates coarse-grained “beads” from atomistic configurations, performs efficient calculation of anisotropic descriptors, and enables seamless training of machine-learned potentials.
Mentor
Rose Cersonsky
Interns
- Tejas Dahiya (Fall 2025 and Spring 2026)
Lightning Talks
- Tejas Dahiya, Fall 2025