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Technical Meeting on Artificial Intelligence for Nuclear Technology and Applications

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WebEx Event (Virtual Event)

WebEx Event

Virtual Event
Description

 

The IAEA, as the global focal point for nuclear cooperation, is backing AI and its enormous potential to help accelerate the safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear technologies and aid progress towards the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

Objectives

The event aims to provide an international, cross-cutting forum to discuss and foster cooperation on artificial intelligence applications, methodologies, tools and enabling infrastructure that have the potential to advance nuclear technology and applications, while taking into account existing mandates and programmatic priorities.

Target Audience

The event aims to bring together junior and senior nuclear and data scientists, together with nuclear and data engineers, earth scientists and experts from nuclear sites, the industry and the medical field, as well as from technical support organizations and international organizations active in the field of artificial intelligence and related domains, including ethics.

Expected Outputs

The results of the event will be summarized in a report that will serve as a roadmap for possible future collaboration under the aegis of IAEA where artificial intelligence applications, methodologies, tools and enabling infrastructure can have transformative impacts in nuclear science, technology and applications. It is expected that much of the results will be produced during the working group sessions.

TM_AI4Atoms_Info Sheet.pdf
Contact
  • Monday, 25 October
    • Opening
      Conveners: Mr Matteo Barbarino (IAEA), Dimitri Finker (IAEA)
      • 1
        Opening Remarks
        Speaker: Ms Najat Mokhtar, IAEA Deputy Director General and head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications
      • 2
        Opening Remarks
        Speaker: Mr Alexey Anichenko, Director, Division of Technical and Scientific Services, Department of Safeguards
      • 3
        Welcome and Introduction
        Speaker: Mr Matteo Barbarino on behalf of the AI for Atoms Team (IAEA)
        Kickoff#AI4Atoms.pdf
    • Plenary 1 - AI for Nuclear Technology and Applications
      Conveners: Ms Tatjana Jevremovic (IAEA), Kelly Jenkins (IAEA)
    • 15:50
      Break
    • Working Groups Sessions

      Please note that details about the Working Group (WG) sessions are communicated separately by the WG organizers and that the current WG schedule in Indico may change depending on the WG.

      Please follow the link below to access information about or get in touch with the various WGs:
      https://nucleus-new.iaea.org/sites/ai4atoms/

  • Tuesday, 26 October
    • 13:30
      No plenaries. Please consult with your WG organizer.
  • Wednesday, 27 October
    • Plenary 2 - AI for Nuclear Technology and Applications
      Conveners: Gerd Dercon (IAEA), Yaroslav Pynda (IAEA)
    • 15:15
      Break
    • Working Groups Sessions

      Please note that details about the Working Group (WG) sessions are communicated separately by the WG organizers and that the current WG schedule in Indico may change depending on the WG.

      Please follow the link below to access information about or get in touch with the various WGs:
      https://nucleus-new.iaea.org/sites/ai4atoms/

  • Thursday, 28 October
    • Plenary 3 - AI for Nuclear Technology and Applications
      Conveners: Burcin Okyar (IAEA), Ludmila MARIAN (IAEA)
      • 13
        Generative Models: Structure and Symmetries

        The study of symmetries in physics has revolutionised our understanding of the world. Inspired by this, I will focus on our recent work on equivariant structured generative models and its applications to fundamental physics and molecular dynamics simulations.

        Speaker: Mr Rezende Danilo (Google DeepMind, UK)
        AI4Atoms_Abstract_DR.docx
      • 14
        Stable Water Isotopes in Landscapes: Big Data and Machine Learning Opportunities to Respond Current Challenges Under Environmental Change
        Speaker: Ms Dörthe Tetzlaff (Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin and Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB), Germany)
        AI4Atoms_Abstract_Tetzlaff_et_al-final.docx
        Tetzlaff_IAEA_final.pdf
      • 15
        Personal Online Dosimetry Using Computational Methods
        Speaker: Mr Filip Vanhavere (Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, Belgium)
        03_Vanhavere.pdf
        AI4Atoms_Abstract_Vanhavere.docx
      • 16
        Q&A
    • 15:15
      Break
    • Working Groups Sessions

      Please note that details about the Working Group (WG) sessions are communicated separately by the WG organizers and that the current WG schedule in Indico may change depending on the WG.

      Please follow the link below to access information about or get in touch with the various WGs:
      https://nucleus-new.iaea.org/sites/ai4atoms/

  • Friday, 29 October
    • Plenary 4 - Summaries from Working Groups
      Convener: Mr Matteo Barbarino (International Atomic Energy Agency)
      • 17
        Summary of the Working Group on AI for Ethics
        Speakers: Ms Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem, University of Pretoria & South African Centre for AI Research, South Africa, Mr Behnam Taebi, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
      • 18
        Summary of the Working Group on AI for Safeguards Verification
        Speaker: Mr Andrey Sokolov (IAEA)
        [SG]WG1 SG Summary.pdf
      • 19
        Summary of the Working Group on AI for Nuclear Security
        Speaker: Ms Kelly Jenkins (International Atomic Energy Agency)
        [NS]NSWG Summary #AI4Atoms.pdf
      • 20
        Summary of the Working Group on AI for Nuclear Power
        Speaker: Mr Thiago Seuaciuc-Osorio, EPRI, USA
        [NP]NPWG on AI - Output.pdf
      • 21
        Summary of the Working Group on AI for Nuclear Fusion
        Speaker: Ms Cristina Rea, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
        [FUS]NFWG Summary #AI4Atoms.pdf
      • 22
        Summary of the Working Group on AI for Nuclear Data
        Speaker: Mr Georg SCHNABEL (IAEA)
        [ND]WG-AI4ND_summary_final.pdf
    • 15:00
      Break
    • Plenary 5 - Summaries from Working Groups
      Convener: Mr Matteo Barbarino (International Atomic Energy Agency)
    • Closing
      • 28
        Closing Remarks
        Speaker: Ms Melissa Denecke, Director, Division of Physical and Chemical Sciences, IAEA
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