iNEST Spoke 9 among key players at international machine learning conference
Its themes and activities to be presented to young researchers and AI experts
Trieste, 19th June 2024
The international conference “Scientific Machine Learning, emerging topics” (SMLET), organized at SISSA mathLab, is underway June 18th–21st at SISSA in Trieste. The iNEST Consortium is among the sponsors and will be the focus of a panel scheduled for 5 p.m. on Thursday, June 20th. The research areas and initiatives of iNEST Spoke 9—whose leader is SISSA—will be presented, after a quick overview of the 9 iNEST Spokes and Cross-Cutting Activities.
The SMLET conference focuses on themes closely related to iNEST Spoke 9: mathematics, machine learning algorithms, and their application to scientific computing and engineering disciplines. Both the topics and the audience of SMLET represent an opportunity for the Consortium, as Prof. Gianluigi Rozza, Spoke 9 Leader for SISSA, explains: “The international audience of the workshop is a propitious opportunity for the international promotion of the iNEST Consortium and to make young researchers aware of the potential repercussions of their research on machine learning topics, towards the industrial world and not only that.”
The TCube project, a platform based on generative artificial intelligence that will connect the world of research and business, will also be mentioned during the panel. TCube will be integrated within Trieste Lab Village, promoted by Spoke 8 and 9. The panel will therefore be an opportunity for exchange with scientists from around the world, particularly those investigating artificial intelligence and its applications. “iNEST ignites the discussion on issues of innovation, technology transfer, and research exploitation by presenting active experiences in the Northeast of Italy,” Rozza continues. “We must also think about the international attractiveness of expert figures on AI topics: these workshops promote our scientific system.”
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