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Information: Conference page When: 21.02. - 23.02.2024 Where: DESY | Recent Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT show impressive capabilities, e.g. in the automated generation of text and computer code. These new techniques will have long-term consequences, including for scientific research in fundamental physics. This first symposium aims to chart a path forward and bring together different applications and developments of large language models in fundamental physics research. |
Information: Conference page When: 25.10. - 27.10.2023 Where: Munich | Connect with the Multiphysics Simulation CommunityJoin us in person to learn about advances in multiphysics simulation, enhance your modeling skills, and connect with fellow engineers and researchers. |
Information: Workshop page When: 17.10.-18.10.2023 Where: Soleil | With this workshop, we aim to discuss these questions, among staff and users of the LEAPS and LENS facilities, across disciplines and across Europe. We will present projects and teams that have successfully used open datasets from PaN facilities to train their specific ML application (data consumers), as well as domain scientists (data producers) who have published curated data specifically for ML applications. We will also look at cases where it hasn't worked so well, to identify what needs to be better curated on the FAIR data management side or understand the challenges in finding ML experts to effectively utilise the available data. A significant part of the workshop will be dedicated to discussion. |
Information: Conference page When: 28.09.2023 Where: DESY | The aim of this user meeting is to improve the collaboration between the users of the numerical simulation programmes at DESY and the European XFEL. There will be presentations by users and software representatives (ANSYS and COMSOL) on the latest developments in simulation technology and challenges in different application areas. A poster session is scheduled where users can share their experiences and expertise on numerical methods, finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics or general simulation related topics. The event will also provide networking opportunities for the user community. |
Information: Conference page When: 26.09. - 29.09.2023 Where: Berlin | KI2023 is the 46th German Conference on Artificial Intelligence organized in cooperation with the Fachbereich Künstliche Intelligenz der Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI-SIG AI). The German AI Conference basically started approx. 48 years ago with the first GI-SIG AI meeting on Oct. 7, 1975 (see the archive of GI-SIG AI). KI is one of the major European AI conferences and traditionally brings together academic and industrial researchers from all areas of AI, providing an ideal place for exchanging news and research results on theory and applications. KI2023 is organized in combination with INFORMATIK 2023. The technical program of KI2023 comprises paper presentations as well as tutorials and workshops. |
Information: Conference page When: 19.09. - 21.09.2023 Where: DESY | On September 19-21, the 2023 European HDF5 Users Group (HUG) summit is going to be held both in-person and virtually at DESY in Hamburg, Germany. The HDF5 library and toolset have been widely used to simplify management and access to scientific and engineering data with ubiquitous data solutions. This meeting will have a focus on plugins and data compression, which become an increasingly important topic as data volumes grow, and is being hosted in collaboration with the LEAPS-INNOV EU project. The HDF Group will give an update on the latest developments within HDF5 and present the roadmap for the future. We will have invited talks and contributed presentations from HDF5 users and developers, discussions on future requirements and developments, and events such as tutorials. |
Information: Registration page When: 14.06. - 16.06.2023 Where: DESY Hamburg | The Imaging Science Event of 2023 in Hamburg! An exciting conference addressing scientists from all Helmholtz research fields who are conducting research on imaging or are applying imaging techniques as users. The conference program includes exciting keynotes and discussion rounds, scientific talks, poster session and and and ....
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Information: Meeting page When: 26.09. - 29.09.2023 Where: Online | This HLRS course addresses students, data scientists, and researchers who would like to have an introduction to Machine and Deep Learning methods to solve challenging and future-oriented problems. Both Machine and Deep Learning methods and examples as well as a method for data compression will be presented. Different examples are shown via hands-on sessions on an HLRS cluster. However, please be aware that this course is not a sequence of beginners’-to-advanced lectures about theoretical aspects of AI. The first part will be an introduction to basic methods in Machine Learning, including pre-processing and supervised learning using Apache Spark. The course will then move on to elements of supervised Deep Learning on real data to classify annotated images of waste in the wild. Given the deluge of information needed to power machine and deep learning methods, it is imperative to think about effective data processing strategies. Therefore, the course will conclude with an introduction to data compression using the BigWhoop library (developed within EXCELLERAT P2). As an efficient data reduction tool, BigWhoop can be applied to generic numerical datasets to minimize I/O bottlenecks and optimize data storage. The lectures are interleaved with many hands-on sessions using Jupyter Notebooks and scripts on HLRS systems. |
Information: Workshop page When: 05.06.2023 Where: DESY FLASH Seminar Room | Attend COMSOL Symposium Hamburg and engage in an exciting opportunity to exchange ideas with selected keynote speakers and other participants on the possibilities of multiphysics simulation for your research topics. The event offers a platform for attendees to share insights and best practices for simulation projects, while also providing access to application engineers who will be available in a support corner to address specific questions. Don't miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals and gain valuable insights that can help advance your research. |
Information: Registration page When: 17.05.2023 9:00-12:00 Where: online Organizer: MATHWORKS | During this hands-on workshop, you will be introduced to parallel and distributed computing in MATLAB for speeding up your application and offloading work. By working through common scenarios and workflows, you will gain an understanding of the parallel constructs in MATLAB, their capabilities, and some of the typical issues that arise when using them. |
Information: Registration page When: 10.05.2023 9:00-13:00 Where: online Organizer: MATHWORKS | Researchers often use MATLAB to solve scientific and engineering problems. As the size and complexity of research projects grow, it becomes harder to maintain, share, and reuse your code. MATLAB provides capabilities to support collaborative software development practices and increase the scientific impact of your research projects.
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Information: https://riseof.ai/conference-2023/ When: 09.05.2023 - 10.05.2023 Where: Berlin | Since 2015, the annual Rise of AI conference connects AI experts, decision-makers, opinion leaders and game changers to discuss Artificial Intelligence for society, politics and economy. Personally hosted by Veronika & Fabian Westerheide, we truly shape and connect the German AI ecosystem. Join Rise of AI Conference to tap into our exclusive and unique network of C-level shapers and movers off AI. |
Information: Registration page When: 03.05.2023 14:00-16:00 Where: online Organizer: MATHWORKS | Complex high-frequency systems for scientific applications, such as particle accelerators, require tight integration between RF chains and control algorithms to calibrate and optimize performance. In this webinar, you will learn how MATLAB and Simulink can be used for modeling custom RF systems based on specifications and hardware measurements. We will first address typical RF data analysis tasks, such as reading and writing Touchstone files, transforming, visualizing, and fitting S-parameters. As a second step, we will discuss how to model and simulate amplifiers, filters, lumped and distributed RF components such as waveguides and resonant cavities. Using models as virtual prototypes, we will simulate RF chains including effects such as non-linearity and frequency dispersion in closed loop configuration for the design of custom adaptive systems. With practical examples, we will demonstrate how to optimize signal processing algorithms and control logic, algorithms, and state machines to compensate for RF impairments |
Information: Registration page When: 19.04.2023 10:00-12:00 Where: online Organizer: MATHWORKS | Designing innovative wireless communication devices requires close collaboration across multiple disciplines. New standards require deep domain expertise as well as complex hardware architecture, making it even more challenging to realize a real-time system with the necessary performance requirements. In this presentation, you will learn about how MATLAB and Simulink can be used for a Hardware/Software Co-Design workflow for rapid prototyping of wireless communication systems. You also learn how to use optimization and design techniques to meet your target-specific speed and area goals, and how to debug and verify your models in Simulink and on the target. With this approach, you will see the benefits of integrating multiple domains in a single design environment. |
Information: https://indico.psi.ch/event/12738/ When: 19.09.2022 - 22.09.2022 Where: PSI & virtual | The 13th NOBUGS Conference will be held at Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland at September 19-22, 2022. The goal of the NOBUGS (New Opportunities for Better User Group Software) Conference Series is to foster collaboration and exchange between scientists and IT professionals working on software for X-ray, neutron and muon sources from around the world. Program Themes
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