Rolify and BHAAAS bring you a new online event, in which we will explore how advanced deep operator neural networks are changing the game in computational mechanics and heat transfer. We will discover how artificial intelligence is used to transform classical numerical methods, speeding up simulation processes and opening up new possibilities in various engineering fields.
Through an inspiring lecture by professor Seid Korić, a leading expert in this field, you will learn how artificial intelligence is used to transform classic numerical methods. Discover how innovative deep learning approaches are helping solve previously intractable problems in engineering and science disciplines.
Date: 22/04/2024
Time: From 17:00 to 18:00 (CET)
Location: Online via the Zoom platform (the link will be sent to your email after successful registration)
What to expect?
– Lecture by an expert: Professor Seid Korić, technical director of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) and research professor at the University of Illinois, will share his rich experience and insights on the application of deep operator neural networks in computational mechanics and heat transfer.
– Analysis of real examples: Discover how advanced artificial intelligence techniques speed up simulation processes and open new possibilities in various engineering fields.
– Interactive discussion: You will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the latest trends in the field of computational mechanics and heat transfer.
About the lecturer:
Professor Seid Korić is a recognized expert with rich academic and professional experience. He graduated from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Sarajevo, and received his master’s and doctorate degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He currently serves as Technical Director at NCSA and Research Professor at the University of Illinois. Seid led research projects on Blue Waters, the world’s first petascale supercomputing system, and demonstrated the scalability of petascale engineering applications. His research is focused on the application of artificial intelligence in engineering disciplines and finding innovative solutions to complex problems.
Who is it intended for?
This event is intended for engineers, scientists, students, industry professionals and anyone interested in advanced artificial intelligence techniques in computational mechanics and heat transfer.
With that, register immediately via the APPLICATION FORM . Meetup is free and the link for online access will be sent to your e-mail immediately after you have successfully registered.
Source: rolify.com
