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  • USJHPE is a US-Japan exchange program supporting collaborative scientific research in hadronic physics. It focuses on subject areas related to the programs at current and future experimental facilities in the US and Japan and supports both experimental and theoretical studies.

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  • At Jefferson Lab we have several GPU nodes dedicated to AI projects. We have several CPU nodes as well for parallel computations that does not require GPUs.

    Useful Links:

  • “AI Lunch Series” (recurring), Jefferson Lab, every Wednesday include link to past meetings (https://www.jlab.org/ai/lunch_series)

    "AI for Nuclear Physics" Workshop, Jefferson Lab, March 4-6, 2020

    "ICFA 3rd Mini-Workshop on Machine Learning for Charged Particle Accelerators", Seoul, South Korea, June 16-19, 2020

  • Program Directors
    Kyungseon Joo (University of Connecticut), Principal Investigator, kyungseon.joo@uconn.edu
    Christian Weiss (Jefferson Lab), Co-Investigator, weiss@jlab.org

     

    Coordinating Committee
    The Coordinating Committee (CC) is appointed by the program managers and consists of representatives from the US and Japan:

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  • The Jefferson Lab University Relations Office was created in 1991 to facilitate interactions between Jefferson Lab and the nation's universities. Its most important role is partnering with universities to help them build strong research groups focused on the Jefferson Lab scientific program. Jefferson Lab pays particular attention to the potential of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) and other Minority Educational Institutions (MES's), which are currently underrepresented among the users of national laboratories.