The Centre for Artificial Learning and Intelligence for Basic Research and Education (CALIBRE) is organising a two-day symposium bringing together researchers from academia and industry to foster interdisciplinary collaborations across biology, mathematics, physics, and computer science. The symposium will feature talks from postdoctoral fellows, faculty members, and industry experts working at the interface of artificial intelligence, computation, and the natural sciences.
The symposium will provide a platform to discuss recent advances, emerging opportunities, and challenges in applying AI/ML approaches to fundamental scientific problems. Through a diverse programme of talks and discussions, the event aims to foster interdisciplinary exchange, encourage new collaborations, and explore how AI can accelerate discovery across the physical, mathematical, and life sciences.
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92539650068?
Meeting ID: 925 3965 0068
Passcode: 202626
Many Worlds Seminar
As part of the symposium, the Many Worlds Seminar will feature Dr. Sushrut Thorat, who will speak on “Neural Networks as Scientific Instruments.” The talk will explore how neural networks can be used as controllable experimental systems to investigate mechanistic questions about cognition and the brain. Through examples from visual learning and representational drift, the talk will illustrate how computational models can help turn qualitative ideas about biological processes into testable scientific predictions.
The goal is to have
- Research talks by postdoctoral fellows, faculty members, and industry experts
- Opportunities for collaboration across disciplines and between academia and industry
- Future directions and Interdisciplinary perspectives on AI and Biology
The symposium will be of interest to postdoctoral fellows, faculty members, graduate students, researchers, and industry professionals interested in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and their applications to fundamental scientific research.
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