Physics-informed learning
Learning methods that respect physical laws, combining differential equations and data to model complex systems.
Scientific machine learning for fluid dynamics, climate, thermal transport, and materials design.

Combining neural operators and diffusion models to recover high-frequency flow structures.
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Online neural operator updates for stable, multiyear hybrid climate simulations.
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Data-efficient neural operators for the characterization and inverse design of stochastic metamaterials.
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Neural network modeling of electron and lattice dynamics in laser-heated thin films.
Explore the research ↗Learning methods that respect physical laws, combining differential equations and data to model complex systems.
Generative models that recover fine-scale structure and improve scientific prediction, from turbulent flows to climate.
Interpretable, data-efficient AI and autonomous decision-making through reinforcement learning, agentic systems, and physical knowledge.
Interested in research collaboration or joining SPARKS Lab? I welcome conversations across computer science, mathematics, physics, and engineering.
Department of Computer Science · Texas State University
310D Comal · San Marcos, Texas 78666