AI in Astronomy
The University of Jordan is thrilled to announce an exceptional symposium that brings together the forefront of astronomical research and the cutting-edge of technology. This event will showcase the innovative work of distinguished experts in the field of astronomy, each presenting their unique contributions to the understanding of the cosmos through advanced technological methodologies.
Galaxies Classification Using Machine Learning: Dr. Iman Al-Khawatrah will inaugurate the event with her pioneering work on the classification of galaxies using machine learning techniques. Her presentation will elucidate how these algorithms can efficiently process vast amounts of astronomical data to categorize galaxies, offering profound insights into their formation, structure, and evolution.
Atlas Project from NASA: Engineer Ibrahim Al-Masri will then take the audience on a journey through NASA's Atlas Project. This initiative represents a significant leap in our efforts to safeguard Earth by detecting and tracking asteroids. His talk will detail the project's objectives, its technological underpinnings, and its crucial role in planetary defense.
Data Analysis on Exoplanets and Deep Space Objects: Dr. Mohammad Al-Talafha will delve into the intricate world of data analysis as it pertains to exoplanets and deep space objects. His expertise will reveal the sophisticated techniques employed to decipher the mysteries of distant worlds and the darkest corners of space, highlighting the importance of data in unlocking the universe's secrets.
Data Analysis on Exoplanets: Adding to the exploration of exoplanets, Dunia Alatoom will focus on the specific challenges and achievements in the data analysis of these distant planets. Her session will explore the cutting-edge tools and methodologies that have led to the discovery and characterization of new exoplanets, expanding our understanding of the universe.
The Importance of Artificial Intelligence in Astronomy: Concluding the symposium, George Salazar will address the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the field of astronomy. His presentation will cover how AI is revolutionizing our approach to studying the cosmos, from automating data analysis to simulating complex cosmic phenomena, and its growing role in future astronomical discoveries.
This symposium is an unmissable opportunity for students, academics, and enthusiasts alike to immerse themselves in the latest advancements at the nexus of astronomy and technology. The University of Jordan invites all those passionate about the stars, planets, and beyond to join us in this enlightening exploration of the universe.
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- University of Jordan
- Amman, Jordan
- Jordan 11183
- Building: King Abdullah II for Technology
- Starts 21 December 2023 12:00 PM UTC
- Ends 01 January 2024 08:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge