Seungjun Lee

Research Staff, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Seungjun Lee

I build machine learning models for complex physical systems. Three threads run through my work: neural operator surrogates that replace expensive PDE solvers, diffusion-based methods for inverse problems on experimental data, and uncertainty quantification for scientific prediction.

At Brookhaven I work on surrogate models for relativistic hydrodynamics, phase retrieval from X-ray diffraction, and test-time scaling for robot policies. I train at scale on NERSC Perlmutter in PyTorch and JAX, and review for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, AAAI, and TMLR.

A model that explains a family of related systems is worth more than one that fits a single narrow dataset. That is how governing equations work in physics, and it is the property I try to build into learning-based models.

Publications

Selected work

Background

2025 –
Research Staff, Computing and Data Sciences, Brookhaven National Laboratory
2024 – 2025
Research Associate, Brookhaven National Laboratory
2022 – 2024
AI Researcher, Alsemy, Seoul
2017 – 2022
PhD, Seoul National University. Advisor: Woojae Seong
2012 – 2017
BS, Seoul National University

Awards

Reviewing

NeurIPS 2025, 2026. ICML 2026. ICLR 2025, 2026. AAAI 2026, 2027. TMLR 2025.