Aryan Saha

I'm a student at Princeton studying a mix of computer engineering, chemistry, and applied physics. I'm interested in making computers learn science, and how to leverage these tools to accelerate discovery.

I'm part of the Rosen Research Group, where we focus on high-throughput computing and quantum-chemical calculations. My research focuses on using DFT calculations, graph learning, diffusion models, and more to help analyze and predict properties of unique materials.

At Princeton, I help run Princeton Student Ventures where we give $5-10k grants to student founders, and Princeton Biotechnology Group where we host speakers in biotech. I'm grateful to be supported by the Masason Foundation as an Associate Member.

I'm always happy to chat! Reach out to aryansaha [at] princeton.edu