The ODSL provides a new pillar for novel analysis methods, algorithms and computational tools to fully exploit high-dimensional, complex data sets. The ODSL specialises in advanced techniques for pattern recognition in noisy data and for the identification and extraction of weak signals. Modern techniques in machine learning will be employed as well as augmented reality and visualisation techniques in the extraction of scientific results.
The Dark Matter Data Center (DMDC) is integrated into ODSL and serves the community fostering a culture of open data and methods.
We are looking for students interested in working on cutting-edge Data Science problems in various physics disciplines, e.g. particle physics, astrophysics or astrochemistry. This is an unpaid internship with an official certificate in the end. Working hours to be discussed.
Contact: Prof. Dr. Lukas Heinrich l.heinrich(at)tum.de
Meetings at ODSL happen almost every Tuesday. (TBD: Schedule/Agenda here).
