Institute for Research and Innovation in Software for High Energy Physics: Computational and data science research to enable discoveries in fundamental physics
My GAN co-author Sherjil Ozair has written about some memories of 2012-2014 in the context of GANs winning one of this year's test of time awards, worth a read for the nostalgia if you were around back then, or for learning what it was like if you weren't
Kicking off the first plenary of #CHEP2024 is @alheld_ with a fantastic talk on the boundary pushing @iris_hep 200 Gbps Challenge! https://t.co/hp9bWyIB5R
This is the first @JOSS_TheOJ publication to come out of the @ATLASexperiment collaboration, and so I was proud to be the editor for this submission. Congratulations ATLAS Flavour Tagging on the publication of Umami in JOSS! https://t.co/lBXahnOK7k
Late but...in May I attended my PhD grad ceremony! It was nice to see friends and a bit nostalgic too. After defending my thesis in 2023 I had little time to celebrate, moved to SF and then ZH, so this was extra special.
I can't thank enough to everyone who made this possible💜
It was wonderful to have @KyleCranmer give such a fantastic keynote at #SciPy2024! He covered a story more than 20 years in the making and one that is continuing through strong community investment! :D I can’t wait to share this with everyone once the recording is up on YouTube.
I love seeing new applications of simulation-based inference (SBI) show up in new areas of science, and was thrilled to see it get mentioned in the PCAST report. @uwMadStat@WisconsinCS@UWMadisonLS
Check out this nice @CERNCourier article on the pMSSM Scan we recently published, which used RECAST to analyze many thousands of SUSY models in a single coherent framework.
https://t.co/GHW5EF2OAn
The Data Science Institute and Morgridge Institute for Research are hosting scientists from around the world this week at the IRIS-HEP All Hands Meeting. IRIS-HEP develops software for high energy physics applications. It received a $25M renewal from @NSF last week.
Wow. @Meta commits to dedicate three engineer-years to implement the removal of the GIL from #Python and fix upcoming compatibility and performance issues with it.
All this dependent on whether the Steering Council accepts PEP 703.
https://t.co/8YqL9KwYL1
Despite challenges, some physics faculty at predominantly undergraduate institutions make research experiences available to students.
https://t.co/rAW6Zyjbbw
As the physics world seeks to recruit and retain the next generation of scientists and engineers, it often looks to undergraduate research experiences as the first step. https://t.co/Kd5GSUlVz1
We're quite late in announcing this, but even more proud to share that #pyhf became a @NumFOCUS Affiliated Project in December, 2022! https://t.co/qUtvOalNBW It is great to be in excellent company and we're looking forward to strengthening our user and developer community.
Do you have nested, variable-size data? Folks at @anacondainc have been giving Awkward Array the Dask treatment.
We are thankful that they've donated the project to the Dask Contrib community projects org and we look forward to seeing it mature.
https://t.co/42hYR2Bh2n
Earlier today at #ACAT2022 IRIS-HEP Fellow Manasvi Goyal presented "The Awkward World of Python and C++" which covered work on interfacing Awkward array's C++ API with other C++ code. https://t.co/f0LKibhxCZ
Today at #ACAT2022 IRIS-HEP's Garima Singh presented on work on Automatic differentiation of binned likelihoods with RooFit and Clad! https://t.co/lcN54Ns3Im
(As Jim doesn't really use Twitter) Awkward array release candidate v2.0.0rc1 is available on PyPI for testing! If your library depends on awkward please test and give feedback!
python -m pip install --upgrade --pre awkward
https://t.co/a9Nmx74igx
Congrats to the Awkward team!
Now that we're back from the break at #PyHEP2022, we have a talk on end-to-end physics analysis with Open Data: the Analysis Grand Challenge by @alheld_. https://t.co/UAc3Qt9xGo https://t.co/k2Rb2NhkEs