Speaker: Dr Henry Klest (Argonne National Laboratory) Language-based AI agents have emerged as powerful tools for coding and mathematics, but can they carry out an entire physics analysis? In this seminar, I will provide a pedagogical introduction to AI agents and present practical experience using them to analyze preserved data from the H1 experiment at HERA. HERA’s rich legacy ... Read more
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1 event,Speaker: Jennifer Ott (UHM) This talk will give an overview of my research in semiconductor sensors and microelectronics. Precision timing of single particles with ultra-fast silicon sensors is one of the most prominent novel capability in future detectors at particle colliders. After a brief introduction to silicon low-gain avalanche diodes (LGADs) through the High-Luminosity LHC timing ... Read more |
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1 event,Organizer: Prof. Philip von Doetinchem (UHM) https://indico.phys.hawaii.edu/event/2946 |
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1 event,Speaker: Prof. Peter Gorham (UHM) Radio interferometry has provided remarkable improvements in angular resolution over a very wide spectrum of the radio sky: from a few tens of MHz, just above Earth's ionospheric cutoff, up to nearly 1 TeraHertz. Very long baseline interferometry has enabled imaging resolution approaching 10 microarcseconds, and most radio interferometers match ... Read more |
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