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Our final speaker for tonight's event is Lorenzo Zanisi who uses machine learning to speed up the delivery of nuclear fusion at the UK Atomic Energy Authority.

An astrophysicist by training, he’s obtained a PhD from the University of Southampton and a BSc and MSc in physics and astrophysics at ‘La Sapienza’ University of Rome. He works on artificial intelligence and data scientist applications in various contexts, including with charities and medical doctors.

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The second speaker of our May event is Julita Inca Chiroque, a HPC software specialist at the UK Atomic Energy Authority.

She has a systems engineering undergraduate degree and a computer science master’s degree from universities in Peru, and a second master’s degree in high performance computing from the The University of Edinburgh.

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Happy New Year Everyone! We are kicking off 2022 on a high with the 2015 Nobel Laureate Arthur B. McDonald telling us why scientist think Dark Matter exist and how they are trying to detect it! Check it out!

Ask A Nobel Laureate - What is Dark Matter? When we look around our world, and out into space, there is an enormous variety – trees and birds and planets and stars; however, everything that we can see ...