The 2026 Puerto Rico-Brown Winter School in Computational Physics welcomed new faculty, fresh student faces brimming with intellectual curiosity, asking deep, thoughtful questions aimed at genuine understanding.
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The 2026 Puerto Rico-Brown Exploration (PROBE) Winter School in Computational Physics
The 2026 Puerto Rico-Brown Winter School in Computational Physics welcomed new faculty, fresh student faces brimming with intellectual curiosity, asking deep, thoughtful questions aimed at genuine understanding.
The 2026 Puerto Rico-Brown Exploration (PROBE) Winter School in Computational Physics
The 2026 Puerto Rico-Brown Winter School in Computational Physics welcomed new faculty, fresh student faces brimming with intellectual curiosity, asking deep, thoughtful questions aimed at genuine understanding.
It was truly impressive (and a joy) to witness the UPR students' level of motivation. They were particularly engaged in AI-related topics and in discussions about how AI is reshaping physics and enabling connections between traditionally distinct disciplines. Their enthusiasm was especially evident when we discussed real-world applications of AI in high-energy physics, medical imaging, and data-driven discovery.
Christopher M. Barter Assistant Professor of Physics
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Prof. Stephon Alexander lectures to UPR students during the 2026 PROBE Winter School.