Physics
Physics Colloquium: Physics meets Machine Learning
Speaker: Dr. Sven Krippendorf of LMU Munich
Abstract: In this colloquium I will report on how we can gain valuable insights on key physics questions by utilizing Machine Learning (ML). I will report on how ML helps our search for dark matter (in particular axion-like particles), how ML helps us to understand phenomenological signals of quantum gravity, and how we can use ML to discover mathematical and physical structures such as symmetries and dualities. I will discuss how the latter helps us in finding interpretable features in neural networks and how our physicists’ bias can help us to select good neural network architectures.
https://northeastern.zoom.us/j/92296585732?pwd=cWJSTG5yS041b1dlWVByVVNTdU9iZz09
03.03.21
Psychology
“Should I take a year off?”: Post-graduation advice with GMSP
https://northeastern.zoom.us/j/99772558911
03.04.21
Physics
Physics Colloquium: Exploring the string landscape with machine learning
https://northeastern.zoom.us/j/93449472685?pwd=U0RLSnBwZE1DZU92SDZOMDJveUNGUT09
03.08.21
Behavioral Neuroscience
Biology Colloquia Series: Alissa Link