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Markus Buehler is a Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). His research focuses on bioinspired materials, generative AI, and multiscale materials modeling. He integrates principles from biology, engineering, and computation to address sustainability and material innovation challenges.
Research interests include generative AI applications in materials design, protein mechanics, and nanotechnology. He develops frameworks like MechGPT and MechAgents to solve mechanics problems and accelerate discovery through multi-agent systems. His work also explores bio-inspired composites, such as spider silk and diatom-inspired structures, alongside sustainable solutions for energy storage and construction materials.
Dr. Buehler has received the Foresight Institute Feynman Prize for nanotechnology advancements. His collaborative projects span industry and educational outreach, including a study on basalt fibers with MIT and JEOL USA. He emphasizes computationally driven approaches to bridge molecular and macroscopic scales, enhancing the design of adaptive and functional materials.
His research teams, including SciAgents and ProtAgents, combine AI with physics-based models to advance protein discovery and materials informatics. These efforts aim to create robust, hybrid-living materials and improve fracture mechanics predictions through deep learning.
