I’m Head of Numerical Weather Prediction at Aeolus Labs and a research scientist in Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at MIT. I develop Earth system modeling software that plies the region between physics and machine learning and dabble in fluid dynamics. My goal is to accelerate progress in Earth system science by making simulations of the Earth system easier, faster, and more accurate.

At Aeolus, I’m leading a team building a differentiable, physics-based, GPU-first Earth system simulation engine based on Oceananigans. Our goal is ultra-high-resolution weather prediction and hurricane science based on both physics and machine learning. For this we are leading the development of a new atmosphere model, Breeze, and investing heavily in the community development of NumericalEarth.

Learn more about me, what I do, read my curriculum vitae, read our preprint about Oceananigans or get in touch at gregory.leclaire.wagner@gmail.com.