Inter-American Network of Networks of Quantum Chromo-Dynamics Challenges
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Abstract
In this talk, we will present the status of the Inter-American Network of Networks of Quantum Chromo-Dynamics Challenges. This AccelNet project will engage the domestic and international network partners around four main goals: (1) develop strategic partnerships across the various nuclear physics research networks in the Americas; (2) identify the needs, strengths and synergies of network partners for developing U.S.-led large scale nuclear science projects; (3) design activities for researchers in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America that will facilitate leveraging complementary resources for quantum chromo-dynamics research, and (4) enhance the training of the next generation of researchers in nuclear physics in a novel set of skills that include international multi-team experience. To enable diverse network opportunities, the research themes will be broad, including research in theory, data analyses, high performance computing, particle detectors and accelerator technologies, real-time event selection, as well as software and Monte Carlo simulation development. Applications of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and quantum technologies, will also be part of the coordination effort. The activities will include scientific retreats, meetings, workshops, and the development of a website to facilitate coordination. The project will also design and carry out exchange and mobility programs between networks in the U.S., Canada and Latin American countries.
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Presenters
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Daniel Tapia Takaki
University of Kansas
Authors
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Daniel Tapia Takaki
University of Kansas