Programming Bits & Atoms with Julia
summary
Julia is the compiler and ecosystem used to build domain products: Pumas — 26 FDA regulatory submissions, FDA-accepted, >$1B estimated savings, a cloud platform (Julia Hub) serving packages and binaries, and JuliaSim — parser + compiler for multiphysics that runs thousands× faster than Simulink; Cedar is a nascent circuit simulator. Work leverages automatic differentiation, multiple dispatch, SciML/Flux/Turing/JuMP, surrogate models that run in microseconds with ~99.9% fidelity, and a VS Code/visual workflow for deployment to embedded devices.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:15Julia’s creation and features
- 10:41Physical AI and software-defined hardware
- 16:59AI-assisted pharmaceutical modeling demo
- 20:10Multiphysics simulation with Julia Sim
- 27:55Customer use cases
- 37:46Julia for scientific computing
- 44:05Julia’s origin story
- 48:45Julia beyond science
- 53:18Distributed computing in Julia
- 57:11Q&A
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