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Michael P. Brenner is the Michael F. Cronin Professor of Applied Mathematics and Applied Physics and Professor of Physics at Harvard University’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. His research integrates applied mathematics and physics to solve complex problems in science and engineering, emphasizing theoretical modeling and collaboration with experimentalists.
Key research areas include
- microfluidics for fiber production
- fluid mechanics of whale flippers
- rheology of colloidal suspensions
- self-assembly of magnetic materials
- atmospheric chemistry algorithms
- biological modeling of ion channels and hemoglobin
- neural connections in language processing
Recent work leverages differentiable programming, large language models, and automatic differentiation across physical and biological systems. His lab has mentored students working on projects like quantum physics simulations and ALS disease severity analysis.
Publications highlight interdisciplinary trends bridging fluid dynamics, computational biology, and AI-driven material design. The Brenner Group focuses on translating mathematical insights into engineering solutions and uncovering fundamental principles in natural and synthetic systems.
