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Haichen Wang - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: to be negotiated Location: On Campus
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the most powerful particle accelerator ever built and researchers use its data to study what the universe was like shortly after the big bang. Researchers at Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) play a key role in all aspects of the ATLAS...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesHaichen Wang - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: 9-11 hrs Location: On Campus
Particle detectors like the ATLAS detector at the Large Hadron Collider are complex apparatuses whose language is made of data recorded in sub-detectors and sophisticated readout modules. Inspired by large language model's revolutions in natural language processing, this project ultimately aims to develop one or more language models at...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesHaichen Wang - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: to be negotiated Location: Off Campus
High-energy physics data analysis deals with a huge amount of data. Machine learning applications are often developed to assist the analysis of data and to improve our understanding of fundamental physics laws. My research group is developing multiple applications for high energy physics experiments, such as the ATLAS experiment...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesHaichen Wang - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: to be negotiated Location: On Campus
We are seeking enthusiastic students to help create engaging STEM education and outreach materials to communicate the exciting science of high-energy physics to the public. This project will involve a directed reading component, during which students will conduct a literature review and discuss the material with a mentor. Together...
Mathematical and Physical Sciences