Tulga-Erdene Sodjargal
Hello and welcome! I’m Tulga, a dude from Erdenet, Mongolia, working at the intersection of machine learning and computational chemistry. I’m currently working with Prof. Michele Ceriotti at EPFL, where I contribute to various projects related to integrating previously ignored long-range interactions into atomistic ML models. Also, I am working with Prof. Taras V. Pogorelov at UIUC, where I analyze the effect of sterol composition on lipid bilayer systems by translating statistical analysis results into biophysical insights.
My research interests include:
- Long-range Interactions: Physics-based (inspired by current MD engines) and data-driven (ML-based) methods for adding long-range corrections to ML potentials
- Statistical Methods for Biophysics: Advanced statistical techniques for analyzing molecular simulations
- Scientific Software Development: Efficient, user-friendly, and robust software for computational chemistry
If you are interested in what I did and am doing, please don’t hesitate to contact me through whatever means listed on this website that are convenient to you.
news
| Jul 25, 2025 | Our preprint on design of a novel long-range machine-learned interatomic potentials, LOREM, is out on arXiv! |
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| Jul 08, 2025 | Our preprint describing a Python package for development of educational Jupyter Notebooks, scicode-widgets, is out on arXiv! |
| Mar 17, 2025 | I presented the preliminary results of our trials of building long-range machine-learned interatomic potentials at DPG-Frühjahrstagung (DPG Spring Meeting) 2025 in Regensburg, Germany! |
| Sep 02, 2024 | I am now an visiting undergraduate researcher at the COSMO lab at EPFL, Switzerland, working with Professor Michele Ceriotti on integrating long-range interactions into machine-learned interatomic potentials. |