[gambit-talks] GAMBIT talk in ORIGINS Data Science seminar

[Nicole Hartman]

Hi Tomasz!

It was so nice meeting and connecting you last week at the HDBS workshop :)

We’re hosting a virtual seminar series, and we’d love to learn more about the GAMBIT (and specifically the sampling algorithms) if you (or one of your collaborators) be open to sharing a virtual seminar with us?

We were not sure it this was “gambit-talks at projects.hepforge.org” was the right email address, but I thought maybe you would know where to point us to if we were going in the wrong direction :)

Best wishes,
Nicole, Jonas, Lukas, Jakob and Rasmus

> On Oct 9, 2023, at 10:38 AM, Jonas Würzinger <jonas.wuerzinger at tum.de> wrote:
> 
> Dear GAMBIT science coordinators,
> 
> Just a quick follow up on our previous email. It would be great if we could find a speaker for our data science seminar!
> 
> Cheers,
>  Jonas
> 
> Dr. Jonas Würzinger (he/him) | Postdoctoral Researcher | ORIGINS Data Science Lab | Max Planck Institute for Physics | Data Science in Physics | Department of Physics | Technical University of Munich | Boltzmannstr. 2, 85748 Garching b. München, Germany | +49 89 35831 - 7143 | jonas.wuerzinger at tum.de
> 
>> On 2. Oct 2023, at 10:56, Jonas Würzinger <jonas.wuerzinger at tum.de> wrote:
>> 
>> Dear GAMBIT science coordinators,
>> 
>> We have really enjoyed Anders’ talk and the discussion at the ATLAS SUSY workshop in Oslo two weeks ago. We were wondering if you’d be open to giving a virtual seminar on sampling techniques in high-dimensional parameter spaces based on the different sampling algorithms included in GAMBIT’s ScannerBit module in our ORIGINS Data Science Laboratory (ODSL) seminar series?
>> 
>> Our audience is a collection of particle and astrophysicists, astrochemists and biologists unified by an enthusiasm for applying ML to problems in the physical sciences. 
>> Your talk would be a really interesting for ongoing projects in our community! We are particularly interested in using GAMBIT for exploring likelihoods of pMSSM models in search of (unexpected) unexplored areas of model space.
>> Our seminar is 14:00 CET on Fridays, and we’re hoping for a 30 - 45 min talk to leave room for questions and discussions.
>> If you’re open to giving such a seminar, we will email you back with our upcoming available dates.
>> 
>> Best wishes,
>> Jonas, Nicole, Rasmus, Jakob, and Lukas
>> (ODSL seminar organization team)
>> 
>> Dr. Jonas Würzinger (he/him) | Postdoctoral Researcher | ORIGINS Data Science Lab | Max Planck Institute for Physics | Data Science in Physics | Department of Physics | Technical University of Munich | Boltzmannstr. 2, 85748 Garching b. München, Germany | +49 89 35831 - 7143 | jonas.wuerzinger at tum.de
>> 
> 

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