The Nobel Prize in Physics Francis Halzen Was a Pioneer in the Use of AI
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Just a second in the cosmos to open decades of research. Francis Halzen, just awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics 2026, says it in Turin, where he participates in the International Evaluation Committee of the National Institute of Nuclear Physics (Infn). Guest of the University of Turin, the Belgian physicist explains that the astronomy of neutrinos is still at the beginning: a single cosmic event could produce enough data to engage scientists a…
This 82-year-old Belgian physicist promoted the observatories of neutrinos IceCube, composed of 5,484 optical detectors installed in the depths of the ice of Antarctica. "The first neural networks appeared in the late 1980s, and I am very proud to have written an article in 1991 in which he proposed to use AI to analyze the data of a part of the classical physics experiment," Francis Halzen explained at a press conference in the Italian city of …
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The physicist received the call from Stockholm just as he was in the Piedmontese capital L'articolo The new Nobel Prize for Physics Francis Halzen visiting Turin comes from Piemontese Daily.
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