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Developing and applying innovative computational methods to important problems in science and engineering

Source: https://cse.mit.edu/ Parent: https://cse.mit.edu/programs-admissions/

About CSE at MIT

Programs & Admissions

We offer two doctoral programs in computational science and engineering (CSE). Whether you're interested in researching cutting-edge computational tools or you feel drawn to exploring computation within a specific discipline, we have a program for you.

Our PhD Programs

[### Standalone CSE PhD Program

[### Interdisciplinary Dept-CSE PhD Program

Research & Impact

Our center brings together cross-disciplinary knowledge and a collaborative mindset to develop new insights in computational science and engineering.

Our Research

Optimization

Numerical Methods

Inference & Scientific Machine Learning

High-Performance Computing

Computational Modeling

The CCSE Community

CCSE's people work across many different engineering and science disciplines – aerospace, materials, planetary sciences, and more. Computational thinking connects us.

All CCSE Stories Our People

[#### DOE selects MIT to establish a Center for the Exascale Simulation of Coupled High-Enthalpy Fluid–Solid Interactions

Featured PI Story

Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies](https://cse.mit.edu/ccse-stories/doe-selects-mit-to-establish-a-center-for-the-exascale-simulation-of-coupled-high-enthalpy-fluid-solid-interactions/)

[#### A “ChatGPT for spreadsheets” helps solve difficult engineering challenges faster

Featured News Story

Adam Zewe | MIT News](https://cse.mit.edu/ccse-stories/a-chatgpt-for-spreadsheets-helps-solve-difficult-engineering-challenges-faster/)

CSE Distinguished Seminar | Kui Ren

Presenter's Title Professor of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics, Columbia University

Talk Title Model-consistent data-driven computational strategies for PDE joint inversion problems

Date Thursday, March 12, 2026

Time 12:00–1:00 PM

Location 45-432 and Zoom Webinar

All Seminars & Events