SKA Midrange telescope for the Karoo desert in South Africa
LHC timing detectors
Overview
This two-day workshop, to be held in central London at the Alan Turing Institute, will bring together the community of the Alan Turing Institute (ATI), AI researchers from industry, and scientists working with CERN or SKA surrounding the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for scientific discovery. The aim is to gain an understanding of what has been achieved in High Energy Physics (HEP) using data from CERN, and in astrophysics leveraging data obtained through radio astronomy. Areas of interest include processing of the raw instrument data, use of science data products for research and applicable technology. In discussions, possible new areas of collaboration and research will be explored.
The agenda will include a mix of invited talks, accepted submissions and generous time for discussions.
Topics of interest
- AI at very large scales
- Models used for scientific discovery
- Opening new doors in scientific discovery through AI
- Technological discoveries and implementations
Organisers and program committee
- Prof Paul Alexander, (Cambridge, UK)
- Prof Alan Barr, (Oxford, UK)
- Dr Peter Braam, (Peter Braam)
- Dr Maria Girone, (CERN)
- Prof Terry Lyons, (Oxford, UK)
- Dr Nicholas Rees, (SKA)
- Prof Ian Shipsey, (Oxford, UK)
Submissions of proposals
Please submit proposals for talks as an abstract and bio to Peter Braam pjb624@cam.ac.uk
Tentative Schedule
Please see the timetable on the left.
Abstracts and Speakers
Please find a tentative list of abstracts and speakers attached below (subject to updates). https://goo.gl/3W4sMk
Registration is open!
To register and purchase tickets for this event, please access the following link: https://goo.gl/tM9nFC
