Ningdong Wang

I’m a graduate researcher in accelerator physics, focused on space charge simulation and optimization for the Electron-Ion Collider (EIC). My research centers on understanding how intense charged particle beams evolve under collective interactions, with applications to the EIC Strong Hadron Cooler (SHC) and Low Energy Cooler (LEC).

Beyond my core research, I’m passionate about applying AI technologies to accelerator physics. I’ve developed Bmad-bot, an LLM-powered chatbot that helps researchers navigate the Bmad and Tao documentation through natural language conversations. I’m also developing new ML models, including fast surrogate models using transformers, VAEs, and diffusion models, to accelerate computationally intensive simulations.