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SUMMARY:AI Winter School 2025 - CFPU/Brown University Department of Physic
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DTSTART:20250113T180000Z
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CONTACT:ariel_green@brown.edu
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Richard Gaitskell\n\nWelcome to the 2025 AI Winter S
 chool\, hosted by the Center for the Fundamental Physics of the Universe\,
  Brown University/Department of Physics Recordings of each module are acc
 essible here on the Brown Physics YouTube channel. (Last year's modules ca
 n be viewed here.) This 4-day Winter School is open to interested graduat
 e students\, post-doctoral researchers and advanced undergraduates from an
 y institution. Each module and following workshop are intended to stand al
 one\; participants may sign up for as many modules as they choose. All mo
 dules will take place virtually. There is no registration fee.AI Winter Sc
 hool GoalsThe goal of this Winter School is to offer examples of the direc
 t applications of machine learning methods to a range of problems inspired
  by the use of artificial intelligence in physics. We will provide hands-o
 n experiences with machine learning tools to help reduce the barriers to e
 ngagement with these essential tools for physics research. Hosted by the 
 Brown Center for the Fundamental Physics of the Universe\, this year's pro
 gram will consist of six modules comprised of a lecture session delivered 
 by Brown Physics faculty members and industry experts\, followed by practi
 ce workshop sessions for participants with direction in the use of machine
  learning tools.To learn more about the graduate programs in Physics at Br
 own\, please visit the Physics Department website. This year's program in
 cludes:Roundtable discussion: "What do we need AI to be capable of to real
 ly propel physics forward?"Featuring: Jim Halverson (Northeastern Universi
 ty)\, Max Tegmark (MIT)\, and Kyle Cranmer (University of Wisconsin-Madiso
 n)\; moderated by Richard Gaitskell (Brown University).Module: Introductor
 y ModulePresenter: Shawn Dubey (Brown University) Module: Development and
  Deployment of Graph Neural Networks in Particle PhysicsPresenter: Loukas 
 Gouskos and Lazar Novakovic (Brown University) Module: Physics-Inspired O
 perator Learning for Inverse Scattering with Application to Ground Penetra
 ting RadarPresenter: Yanting Ma (Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories
 ) Module: Unsupervised Learning to Find Interacting and Starburst Galaxie
 sPresenter: Ian Dell'Antonio and Philip LaDuca (Brown University) Module:
  Overview of Large Language Models (LLMs) and RAGPresenter: James Verbus (
 Senior Staff Software Engineer\, Machine Learning\, LinkedIn) Module:  A
 uto-Encoders for Data Compression in Dark Matter Direct Detection Experime
 ntsPresenters: Shawn Dubey and Woody Hulse (Brown University) Module: Gen
 erative AI\, Agents\, and Industry Applications Presenter: Alexis Johnson
  (Deloitte SFL Scientific)\, Michael Luk (Deloitte\, SFL Scientific) Link
  to short descriptions of all modulesRegister for access to all materialsR
 egistration with a Gmail or Google-backed email account is required for fu
 ll access to all AI Winter School materials including notebooks. Please no
 te that we will use your registration email address to grant access to all
  materials. Full access to all materials will be available starting Januar
 y 12. The AI School will make use of Google Colab for all the workbook exa
 mples (https://colab.research.google.com/).If you do not have a Gmail or G
 oogle-backed account\, you will need to register one.  You can create an 
 account just for this event or perhaps follow the directions at the follow
 ing link to use an existing email.Using an Existing Email with GoogleNOTE:
  Module hands-on material will be on a Google shared drive.  Access to th
 is shared drive will be granted to those that have registered through this
  Indico site with their GMail or Google-backed email account.  Due to the
  high level of interest this year\, registrants will be granted this acces
 s via a dedicated Google group to which their registered email will be add
 ed.  Access to the shared drive will not be given directly to any registr
 ant's individual account.  If you did not register with a GMail or Google
 -backed account\, please modify or re-register through this site with a GM
 ail or Google-backed account.  If you just registered\, please allow a li
 ttle time for your registered email to be propagated to the Google group.T
 he Shared Google Drive will continue to be made available beyond the end o
 f the School so there is no need to copy all the contents. Just your worki
 ng notebook.The time zone for the school will only be the US East Coast ti
 me zone.Join the AI School Slack for discussion\, trouble-shooting\, and q
 uestionsAn invite link provided here to the to Support Slack. Citation Gu
 ide:If you chose to use any of the material from this workshop in your own
  examples\, or workbooks\, please make a reference back to our workshop\, 
 url\, and organizers:  AI Winter School - The Center for the Fundamental
  Physics of the Universe / Department of Physics\, Brown Universityhttps:/
 /indico.physics.brown.edu/e/AIWinterSchool2025 Organizing faculty: Richar
 d Gaitskell\, Director\; Ian Dell'Antonio\, Associate Director\n\nhttps://
 indico.physics.brown.edu/event/34/
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