Tian Xie
Researcher @ Microsoft Research. Previously @ MIT CSAIL & DMSE, DeepMind, Google X.
Welcome! I am a researcher and project lead at Microsoft Research AI4Science working at the intersection of deep learning and materials discovery. I am interested in solving the global sustainability challenges by combining innovations from deep learning, large-scale molecular simulation, and materials science. I work with a highly interdisciplinary team to rethink the paradigm for materials discovery, aiming to discover breakthrough materials for applications like energy storage and carbon capture.
Previously: I was a postdoc in the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at MIT from 2020 to 2022, co-advised by Tommi Jaakkola and Regina Barzilay. I got my PhD in Materials Science and Engineering at MIT in 2020, advised by Jeffrey C. Grossman. I got my BS in Chemistry at Peking University in 2015. I was a research intern at DeepMind, working with Pushmeet Kohli and James Kirkpatrick in 2019/05. I was a research intern at Google X in 2019/02.
recent news [earlier]
2022/12 | I gave an invited talk about “Rethinking Materials Discovery with Generative Models” at AI4Science workshop in Rabat, Morocco |
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2022/12 | I joined as a panelist at the AI4MAT workshop in NeurIPS 2022 at New Orleans, USA. |
2022/10 | I gave an invited talk about “Rethinking Materials Discovery with Generative Models” at Cantab Capital Institute for the Mathematics of Information in University of Cambridge. |
2022/10 | I gave an invited talk at Intel about “Rethinking Materials Discovery with Generative Models”. |
2022/10 | I gave an invited talk about “Rethinking Materials Discovery with Generative Models” at EGNE 2022 in Korea. |
2022/10 | I gave an invited talk at Meta AI (FAIR) about “Rethinking Materials Discovery with Generative Models”. |
2022/09 | I gave an invited talk about “Rethinking the Future of Machine Learning Guided Materials Discovery” at Shell.ai Scientific Conference 2022 on Digital Material Design for Sustainability and Circularity. |
2022/07 | I gave an invited talk about “Forward and inverse design of solid materials,” at NIST Artificial Intelligence for Materials Science (AIMS) workshop. |