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Hylleraas seminar, hosted in Oslo

Generating a C20 microglia TREM2- knockout cell line for use in research into Alzheimer’s disease

With the fast-paced evolution of data sciences, a deeper grasp of probabilistic methods is essential. This course studies high-dimensional probability, with applications in data sciences, focusing on random vectors, matrices, and projections in large dimensions.

by Erik Asphaug 
Professor, Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona
 

Hylleraas seminar, hosted in Oslo

C*-seminar by Are Austad (University of Oslo)

Come to our IBV seminar and get to know what type of research is ongoing at our department. This time Rafal Ciosk, Alexander Eiler and Sjannie Lefevre will present their work.

Pathological Electrical Wave Simulation in the Heart Using Physics Informed Neural Networks

Øyvind Christiansen (ITA)

_{Weekly Theory Seminar.}

The section 4 seminar will be held Tuesdays 10:15–11:00 in room 1020

A Phylogenetic Study of Lemmus – with Focus on the subspecies from Novaya Zemlya

Artificial intelligence is a field which in recent years has had an exponential growth, both in the academic theatre and in the presence of our everyday life. 

An example of a Large Language Models (LLMs) is Open AI’s Chat GPT, which almost everyone in society has heard of or encountered in some form or another. As of today, it is suspected that these models can have a huge number of applications, and one which we have looked at during this summer-project is how they can be applied to the field of teaching.

In this presentation we will explain what we did during the project, our results and insights gained from researching how to utilize LLMs in the pedagogical scene, and some examples of how to integrate LLMs into exercises.

by Trond Reitan

Centre for Planetary Habitability

I will explain how to extend the concept of spin structures from vector bundles to complexes over a scheme (or algebraic stack) X outside of characteristic 2. For a complex E on X with an oriented quadratic structure one obtains an associated Z/2Z-gerbe over X obstructing the existence of a spin structure on E. I will also touch on an expected alternative definition of spin structures on complexes using derived Clifford algebras. One application of the concepts presented is to give a refinement of the virtual structure sheaf of Oh-Thomas in Donaldson-Thomas theory of Calabi-Yau fourfolds.

Even Marius Nordhagen will defend his thesis "Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Dry Friction on the Nanoscale" " for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor at the University of Oslo, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences.

 

Pieter Braat, NIKHEF Amsterdam

_{Weekly Theory Seminar.}

Sediment eDNA and eRNA of the Outer Oslofjord as tools to unearth its benthic diversity and response to microplastics

The Hylleraas Annual Meeting 2024 will be held at Sanner Hotel on Aug 19-21. 

By Dr. Yan Wong from the Big Data Institute at the University of Oxford, UK

Solving the calcareous riddle: Analyzing vascular plant distribution and nestedness in lime-rich forest

Society must use more artificial intelligence (AI) and it needs to happen faster for us to be able to solve major challenges in all sectors. Integreat and partners invite you to a conversation to take a closer look at specific challenges and possible solutions.

Buzzing through time: Exploring historical data on bumblebees in relation to Aconitum septentrionale in Central Norway (Øyer). A comparative analysis of present-day data and historical data from Astrid Løken (1949)