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SUMMARY:Workshop: Probing the Frontiers of Nuclear Physics with AI at the 
 EIC
DTSTART:20230925T120000Z
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CONTACT:cfns_contact@stonybrook.edu
DESCRIPTION:Over the last decade\, there have been significant development
 s in machine learning and artificial intelligence\, which are now used fre
 quently in scientific applications. Building on this progress\, the focus 
 of this workshop is on the use and future impact of machine learning in nu
 clear theory and experiments related to the future Electron-Ion Collider (
 EIC). The EIC is the main effort of the U.S. nuclear physics program where
  the structure of nucleons/nuclei in terms of quark and gluon degrees of f
 reedom will be explored in great detail. To realize this ambitious program
 \, many challenges in data science and theory remain where AI applications
  can advance scientific discoveries. Our goal is to bring together machine
  learning experts and researchers with a focus on hadron and nuclear struc
 ture\, lattice QCD\, nuclear many-body theory\, quantum computing\, experi
 ment design\, and data analysis at collider experiments to discuss recent 
 progress and explore common interests in machine learning tools and applic
 ations. The workshop will also focus on connections to AI applications in 
 high-energy physics and heavy-ion collisions at the LHC & RHIC. \nSpecifi
 c topics:\n\n\nInverse problems of physics extractions at the EIC\n\n\nAI 
 for calculations in lattice gauge theory\n\n\nJet physics and interpretabl
 e AI\n\n\nNeural network quantum states and nuclear matter\n\n\nGenerative
  modeling for parton showers and event generators\n\n\nExperimental challe
 nges in nuclear tomography at the EIC\n\n\n \nOrganizing committee:\nPrer
 it Jaiswal Dima Kharzeev (SBU/BNL & local CFNS member) James Mulligan (U
 CB/LBNL) Felix Ringer (JLab/ODU) Nobuo Sato (JLab) Phiala Shanahan (MIT
 )\nThis event is part of the CFNS workshop/ad-hoc meeting series. See the 
 CFNS conferences page for other events.\n \n \n\nhttps://indico.bnl.gov/
 event/18416/
LOCATION:CFNS
URL:https://indico.bnl.gov/event/18416/
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