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IAIFI Summer School & Workshop

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IAIFI Summer School & Workshop

Last updated on Dec 7, 2022

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Notes

The first annual IAIFI PhD Summer School will be held at Tufts University August 1—August 5, 2022, followed by the IAIFI Summer Workshop August 8—August 9, 2022.

Website: https://iaifi.org/phd-summer-school.html

The full summer school agenda: https://iaifi.org/summer-school-agenda

View the full program, including contact info and abstracts for lightning talk speakers here: https://iaifi.org/talks/Summer-School_Program_2022.pdf

You can access a GitHub repo with links to the tutorials we’ve held so far, as well as some future tutorials: https://github.com/iaifi/summer-school-2022. We will continue adding tutorials here, so keep checking in!

Table of Contents

Recap: IAIFI Summer School Day 1 - August 1, 2022

  • Taco Cohen, Foundations of Geometric Deep Learning:
  • Javier Duarte, Representations, networks, and symmetries for learning from particle physics data:
  • Denis Boyda, Tutorial for Foundations of Geometric Deep Learning
  • Patrick McCormack (for Dylan Rankin), Tutorial for Model compression and fast machine learning in particle physics: Training Invariant Networks

Recap: IAIFI Summer School Day 2 - August 2, 2022

  • Lightning Talks
  • Taco Cohen, Foundations of Geometric Deep Learning:
  • Javier Duarte, Representations, networks, and symmetries for learning from particle physics data:
  • Denis Boyda, Tutorial for Foundations of Geometric Deep Learning
  • Patrick McCormack (for Dylan Rankin), Tutorial for Model compression and fast machine learning in particle physics: Training Invariant Networks
  • Yasaman Bahri, Deep learning in the large-width regime
    • Slides: Will be posted to the Slack channel when available
    • Recording

Recap: IAIFI Summer School Day 3 - August 3, 2022

  • Lightning Talks
  • Yasaman Bahri, Deep learning in the large-width regime
  • Sven Krippendorf, Machine learning for beyond-the-standard-model physics
  • Anna Golubeva, Tutorial for Deep learning in the large-width regime
  • Career Panel

Recap: IAIFI Summer School Day 4 - August 4, 2022

  • Lightning Talks
  • Sven Krippendorf, Machine learning for beyond-the-standard-model physics
  • Juan Carrasquilla, Machine learning for many-body physics
  • Siddharth Mishra-Sharma, Tutorial for Beyond-the-standard-model physics
  • Di Luo, Tutorial for Machine learning for many-body physics

Recap: IAIFI Summer School Day 5 - August 5, 2022

  • Lightning Talks
  • Juan Carrasquilla, Machine learning for many-body physics
  • Di Luo, Tutorial for Machine learning for many-body physics

Recap: IAIFI Summer Workshop - August 8, 2022

  • Welcome and Introduction from Jesse Thaler
  • Sébastien Racanière, Generative models with symmetries for physics
  • Claudius Krause, Normalizing Flows at the LHC
  • Phil Harris, Learning Physics in the Latent Space
  • Greg Yang, The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics in large scale deep learning
  • Kazuhiro Terao, Machine Learning for analyzing big image data in neutrino experiments
  • Cora Dvorkin, Mining Cosmological Data: Looking for Physics Beyond the Standard Model

Recap: IAIFI Summer Workshop - August 9, 2022

  • Day 2 Introduction from Jesse Thaler
  • Fabian Ruehle, Machine learning for formal theory
  • Jennifer Ngadiuba, Boosting sensitivity to new physics at the LHC with anomaly detection
    • Recording (apologies for missing audio at the beginning)
  • Siamak Ravanbakhsh, Learning with Unknown and Nonlinear Symmetry Transformations
  • Yi-Zhuang You, Machine Learning Renormalization Group and Its Applications
  • Anna Golubeva, Understanding and Improving Sparse Neural Network Training
  • Shuchin Aeron, Towards learning generative models for high energy physics

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