Dedicated to heterogeneous data and large representation models in science, this international workshop was organized by L2IT, with the support of the CNRS AISSAI center. It is the third and final workshop of the AISSAI trimester on “Artificial Intelligence for the two infinites”. It was held in Toulouse from September 30 to October 3, 2024. […]
Our young laboratory will be hosting its “grand labo” stand at the 2023 edition of the Nuit Européenne des Chercheurs at Toulouse’s Cité de l’Espace. We’ll be showing you the secrets of the infinitely large and infinitely small, the challenges we face today, and the innovative digital methods we’re using to achieve scientific breakthroughs in
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A first for L2IT. Charline Rougier, L2IT’s first PhD student, will present her thesis entitled: Trajectography of charged particles using a new deep geometric learning algorithm and the search for additional Higgs boson particles in ATLAS Run 2 data, on September 19th 2023. The jury is composed of: The defense will be given in english.
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Hosted by L2IT in Toulouse. This series of workshops, first held in Berkeley in 2015, brings together experts in the reconstruction of charged particle tracks and other problems involving pattern recognition in sparsely sampled data. The 2023 edition will take place in France, hosted by L2IT in Toulouse. It will take place from October 10
8th international workshop “Connecting the dots” Read More »
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising more and more areas of data science. These methods are beginning to make inroads in the field of data analysis for gravitational wave detectors. With three partner laboratories, the L2IT has created an initiative of excellence to develop these new tools for the LISA mission, the space detector project led by
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Comment la future phase de haute luminosité du collisionneur LHC du CERN, qui doit permettre l’étude des interactions du boson de Higgs, bouscule notre façon de calculer. A seminar organised by the Midi-Pyrénées section of the Société Française de Physique. To relive this event, the seminar slides are available.
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