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 finishing my B.S. in Bio and Brain Engineering (double major in Chemistry) at KAIST, graduating in February 2027.
Most of my research so far has been (broadly) on computational chemistry. During a year at EPFL with Prof. Michele Ceriotti, I worked on putting long-range interactions into atomistic ML models, which led to a TMLR paper and a poster at the DPG (German Physical Society) Spring Meeting. I’m still working with Prof. Taras V. Pogorelov at UIUC, where I do some statistical analysis on biochemical MD simulations. Along the way I’ve also spent time doing some more applied dry-lab stuff at Mass Gen Hospital/Harvard Medical School, and doing AI/ML internships at Korean startups.
My (broad) research interests include:
- (Main) Efficient and interpretable integration of ML to existing computational chemistry workflows. In particular, I am currently fascinated by recent work on integration of experimental data into ML-based processes
- Advanced statistical techniques for analyzing molecular simulations
- Efficient, user-friendly, and robust software development 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. I am also open to mentoring and helping out other if I can, and see Mentoring for more.
news
| Apr 06, 2026 | LOREM is out in TMLR! |
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| Jul 25, 2025 | Our preprint on design of a novel long-range machine-learned interatomic potentials, LOREM, is out on arXiv! |
| 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. |
publications
- PosterIntegrating Long-Range Interactions into Machine Learning Interatomic PotentialsIn German Physical Society (DPG) Spring Meeting, session MM 9.62, 2025