Previous talks at the SCCS Colloquium

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Vangelis Didaskalou: Mapping Quantum Circuits to Multiple Unrelated Backends

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Vangelis is advised by Philipp Seitz and Prof. Dr. Christian Mendl.

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Alexander Haberl: Implementation of Verlet Lists for 3-Body Interactions in AutoPas

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Alexander is advised by Markus Mühlhäußer, Fabio Gratl and Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Bungartz.

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Marco Hövekenmeier: Natural Gradient Variational Inference with Empirical Bayes

Master's thesis presentation. Marco is advised by Severin Reiz and Alexander Immer (ETH Zürich).

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Vaishali Ravishankar: Exploratory Analysis of Turbulent Flow Data using GNN-based Surrogate Model

Master's thesis presentation. Vaishali is advised by Kislaya Ravi, Prof. Dr. Jochen Garcke (Fraunhofer SCAI) and Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Bungartz.

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Andreas Merrath: Solving the three-body problem with neural networks

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Andreas is advised by Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.

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Piyush Karki: Coupling of Discontinuous Galerkin Numerical Solvers in ExaHyPE 2

Master's thesis presentation. Piyush is advised by Prof. Dr. Michael Bader.

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Marc Amorós: Time stepping review of open-source solvers

Guided research project presentation. Marc is advised by Benjamin Rodenberg and Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Bungartz.

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Vishavjeet Ghotra: AI-Powered Dynamic Form Generation and Editing Platform for Efficient Data Collection and Integration

Bachelor's thesis presentation. Vishavjeet is advised by Dr. Herbert Ehler, Dr. Anton Frank and Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Bungartz.

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Joel Jaeschke: Capturing local-scale temperature patterns through machine-learning-based downscaling and bias-correction of global climate data

Master's thesis presentation. Joel is advised by Dr. Sebastian Rupprecht, and Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.

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Koichiro Hida: Parameterized Koopman operator models for crowd dynamics

Master's thesis presentation. Koichiro is advised by Prof. Dr. Felix Dietrich.