Aishik Ghosh

Assistant Professor of Physics at Georgia Tech

Postdoctoral Researcher Position(s) Available

We have now filled the position opened in 2025. We will be seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team again in the future. Interested candidates can find more information in the previous job posting here, as future calls will likely follow similar lines.

Undergraduate and Master’s Students Welcome

Undergraduates and master’s students are encouraged to reach out. Please mention what interests you about our work and describe any relevant computing skills you possess. Prof. Ghosh does read and reply to emails from interested students (at least your first email).

You can also learn about AI-physics research through the jounral club run by physics graduate students.

Prospective Graduate Students

Prospective graduate students should apply to Georgia Tech’s graduate program. In the application portal, you can select research directions AI/ML, fundamental physics or astrophysics, depending on your interests. When applying, please mention why you’re interested in joining our group. You can join as a student in the School of Physics, the School of Computational Science and Engineering, or potentially another school. Georgia Tech encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, and working across schools and colleges is common.

Unique Facilities at Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech has been ahead of the curve with investments in AI for science and they are starting to pay off. Some of these initiatives include:

The university leads the way in student-focued interdiciplinary programs to prepare an AI-ready workforce.