DrGege Wen
Assistant Professor In AI/Machine Learning
Department of Earth Science & Engineering - Faculty of Engineering
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- Assistant Professor In AI/Machine LearningDepartment of Earth Science & Engineering - Faculty of Engineering
- Royal School of Mines, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
BIO
I am an Assistant Professor at Imperial College London, co-appointed by Earth Science Engineering and I-X (Imperial AI).
My research interest is developing computational methods for Earth and environmental science problems to help fulfill society’s energy needs and transition toward a low-carbon future. I specialize in (1) multiphase flow and transport for CO2 geological storage, (2) sustainable subsurface energy storage, and (3) ML for scientific computing.
I obtained my Ph.D. from the Energy Sciences & Engineering Department at Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability with Professor Sally M. Benson. I received my Master’s degree in Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology from Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. Prior to my Ph.D. at Stanford, I received my Bachelor’s degree with honors from Lassonde Mineral Engineering at the University of Toronto.
I am the creator of CCSNet.ai, an AI-based physics simulation tool for CO2 geological storage modeling.
My research interest is developing computational methods for Earth and environmental science problems to help fulfill society’s energy needs and transition toward a low-carbon future. I specialize in (1) multiphase flow and transport for CO2 geological storage, (2) sustainable subsurface energy storage, and (3) ML for scientific computing.
I obtained my Ph.D. from the Energy Sciences & Engineering Department at Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability with Professor Sally M. Benson. I received my Master’s degree in Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology from Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. Prior to my Ph.D. at Stanford, I received my Bachelor’s degree with honors from Lassonde Mineral Engineering at the University of Toronto.
I am the creator of CCSNet.ai, an AI-based physics simulation tool for CO2 geological storage modeling.
DEGREES
- PhDStanford University, Stanford, United States24 Sep 2018 - 12 Jan 2024
FACULTY
- Faculty of Engineering
POSITION NAME
- Assistant Professor In AI/Machine Learning