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09:00
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Welcome to the Inverted School of Computing
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Alberto Pace
(CERN)
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09:15
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Federated Learning with CAFEIN for Decentralized, Privacy preserving and Secure AI development
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Diogo Reis Santos
(CERN)
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10:15
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Understanding Large Language Models and their Applications in Code Generation
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Andrea Valenzuela Ramirez
(CERN)
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11:15
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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11:40
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LLMs in Production: RAG pipelines and beyond
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Jack Charlie Munday
(CERN)
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09:00
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Under the Hood of the Snake: Behind the scenes of Python
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Sten Astrand
(Lund University)
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10:00
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Reinforcement Learning in Particle Accelerators: a practical example (1/2)
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Joel Axel Wulff
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11:00
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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11:30
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Reinforcement Learning in Particle Accelerators: a practical example (2/2)
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Joel Axel Wulff
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09:00
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Maximum Likelihood Fitting
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Simon Thiele
(University of Bonn (DE))
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10:00
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Illuminating the dark side of statistics: Bayesian inference in particle physics
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Lorenz Gartner
(LMU)
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11:00
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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11:30
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Efficient Workflow Management in High-Energy Physics
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Cedric Verstege
(KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE))
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09:00
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Breaking RSA and picking up the pieces
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Vasvi Sharma
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10:00
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On equivariance and explainability
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Kaare Endrup Iversen
(Lund University (SE))
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11:00
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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11:30
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Data Processing with FPGAs: Parallel Computing on Compact Configurable Logic
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Peter Hinderberger
(Technical University of Munich)
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12:40
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--- Lunch and networking ---
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14:00
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The Algorithm Advantage: Outperforming Hardware with Smarter Code
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Andrea Germinario
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15:00
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WASM: the future of computing
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Alberto Pimpo
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16:00
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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16:30
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Exercise: The Algorithm Advantage: Outperforming Hardware with Smarter Code
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Andrea Germinario
(513-1-024)
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16:30
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Exercise: WASM: the future of computing
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Alberto Pimpo
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12:30
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--- Lunch and networking ---
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14:15
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Code You Won’t Regret (Too Much): How to Write Maintainable Code
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Niels Alexander Buegel
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15:15
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Exercise: Understanding Large Language Models and their Applications in Code Generation
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Andrea Valenzuela Ramirez
(CERN)
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16:15
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--- Coffee ---
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16:45
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Exercise: LLMs in Production: RAG pipelines and beyond
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Jack Charlie Munday
(CERN)
(513-1-024)
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16:45
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Exercise: Under the Hood of the Snake: Behind the scenes of Python
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Sten Astrand
(Lund University)
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12:30
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--- Lunch and networking ---
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14:00
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Automate All the Things: CI/CD for the Bold and the Brave
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Elizabeth Mamtsits
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15:00
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Exercise: Reinforcement Learning in Particle Accelerators: a practical example
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Joel Axel Wulff
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16:00
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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16:30
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Exercise: Maximum Likelihood Fitting
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Simon Thiele
(University of Bonn (DE))
(31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre)
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17:30
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Exercise: Bayesian inference in particle physics
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Lorenz Gartner
(LMU)
(31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre)
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12:30
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--- Lunch and networking ---
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14:00
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Web for the win! A crash course in building web apps
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George Coldstream
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15:00
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Closing remarks
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Alberto Pace
(CERN)
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15:15
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--- Coffee and networking ---
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15:45
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Exercise: Automate All the Things: CI/CD for the Bold and the Brave
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Elizabeth Mamtsits
(513-1-024)
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16:45
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Exercise: Efficient Workflow Management in High-Energy Physics
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Cedric Verstege
(KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE))
(31-S-023)
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16:45
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Exercise: Web for the win! A crash course in building web apps
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George Coldstream
(513-1-024)
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