talks
A list of invited seminars and lectures given, broadly cathegorised in three groups: “AI/ML for Science”, “AI/ML” and “AI/ML for Econ”.
invited talks
2025
- AI/ML for EconQueen Mary University of London, CQM workshopABMs at central banks: Open source software and machine learning methods for faster and more robust modelling, Apr 2025
- AI/ML for EconCollegio Carlo Alberto, Informal meetings on complexity fieldABMs at central banks: Open source software and machine learning methods for faster and more robust modelling, Apr 2025
- AI/MLISI Foundation, Data science seminarsIntrinsic dimensions, densities and the Information Imbalance: Remarkably simple yet effective tools for the data scientist, Apr 2025
- AI/ML for EconOxford Univerisity, Complexity economics seminar seriesMachine Learning for Economic ABMs: From Fast Calibration to AI-Agents, Feb 2025
2024
- AI/ML for EconCatholic Univerisity of Milan, Complexity lab in economicsMachine learning for Economic ABMs: From Fast Calibration to AI-Agents, Dec 2024
- AI/ML for EconOxford University, Robust agent-based modeling at scaleFrom agent-based simulation to multi-agent reinforcement learning: The experience of the Applied Research Team, Jun 2024
- AI/ML for EconInternational Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), MacroABM workshopA fast and modular Julia package for macroeconomic simulations: solid foundations for a world of extensions, Apr 2024
2023
- AI/ML for EconUtrecht University, Workshop on price volatility in goods and services marketsThe ART of ABM, The work of the Applied Research Team on Agent-Based Modelling, Nov 2023
- AI/MLBayes Comp, New tools for high-dimensional Bayesian inference from physics and MLThe information imbalance, a tool to measure the relative information content of distance measures, Mar 2023
- AI/ML for EconOxford University, AI4ABM groupReinforcement learning for the calibration of economics ABMs, Mar 2023
2021
- AI/MLCambridge University, Machine learning in physics seminarRanking the information content of distance measures through the information imbalance, Jun 2021
- AI/MLOxford University, Human information processing groupUnderstanding deep networks through a novel set of numerical tools, Mar 2021
2020
- AI/ML for ScienceCambridge University, Machine learning in physics seminarRepresenting many-body wave functions using Gaussian processes, May 2020
- AI/ML for ScienceHarvard University, Computational physics seminarBayesian inference in condensed matter physics, Feb 2020
2019
- AI/ML for ScienceInstitute of Physics, IoP festival of scienceLearning force fields and wave functions, Oct 2019
lectures
2022
2021
- AI/MLUniversity of Trieste, Master courseGuest lecture on deep learning, Apr 2021
- AI/ML for ScienceTU Clausthal, Summer schoolTwo day course on machine learning for physics, Mar 2021
2020
- AI/ML