AI in chemistry and beyond:Highlights in the field
ChE-605 / 1 credit
Teacher(s): Schwaller Philippe, Vacat .
Language: English
Remark: Next time Fall 25 to Spring 26
Frequency
Every 3 years
Summary
Should have expertise in chemistry, physics or lite and material sciences. Although a very good knowledge in Al-based algorithms is required to fully understand the technical details, a basic knowledge is sufficient to understand the potential of these methods and their applications
Content
The goal of these seminars on Artificial Intelligence in chemistry-related tapies is to promote this line of research , spark new ideas, and boas! exchanges with the community.
Speakers will showcase the most recent algorithmic developments and applications. The seminars, given by EPFL and non-EPFL experts in the field either from academia or industry, are addressed to students and researchers from EPFL who have expertise in chemistry, physics, life , and material sciences.
This series of monthly seminars will allow attendees to understand the research done by leaders in the field , the implications of Artificial Intelligence on chemistry and beyond, and to create new ideas for their research activities. ln particular, the attendees will:
1) acquire technical ski lis in the different types of artificial intelligence-based algorithms
2) have an overview of the state of the field and will be able to put recent work in context
3) explore concrete applications in chemistry, physics, life , and material sciences.
The speakers will be invited to corne al EPFL and will visit the labs for one day, in order to favor interactions and collaborations. The invited speakers and talk tilles will be announced one month in advance. ln case the seminar will take place online, recordings will be made accessible on SWITCHtube with the agreement of the speaker.
At the end of the semester, the students are required to deliver a report summarizing the main tapies addressed in the seminars with a special emphasize on one particular seminar, and a critical assessment of what they learned.
Note
In principle online course
Keywords
Artificial lntelligence-based algorithms, Artificial Intelligence applications in chemistry, physics , life and material, Seminar series
Learning Prerequisites
Required courses
1) Machine Learning, CS-433, 2) Deep Learning EE-559, 3) Artificial Neural
4) Networks, CS-456
Assessment methods
Term paper: At the end of the semester, the students are required to deliver a report summarizing the main tapies addressed in the seminars with a special emphasize on one particular seminar, and a critical assessment of what they learned.
In the programs
- Subject examined: AI in chemistry and beyond:Highlights in the field
- Lecture: 10 Hour(s)
- Exercises: 8 Hour(s)
- Project: 14 Hour(s)
- Type: optional