The Archimedes Center invites the academic community, public sector, and industry to a seminar series featuring lectures by the center’s researchers on a wide range of topics.

The first seminar will be held online on Monday, November 3, at 12:30 PM.

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Seminar Title:

Who Moved My Climate? Different Perspectives on Climate Change Through Machine Learning

Speaker:

Dr. Asaf Shmuel | IIASA, the Weizmann Institute of Science & Bar-Ilan University

Abstract (originally in Hebrew):

Climate is a complex and difficult-to-predict system, and understanding its changes requires advanced computational tools. Over recent decades, vast and diverse datasets have accumulated, enabling in-depth examination of climate processes on regional and global scales. In this lecture, Dr. Shmuel will demonstrate how artificial intelligence can be used to analyze data-intensive systems, uncover hidden patterns and processes, and develop models that combine predictive accuracy with scientific insights. This framework can contribute to creating a knowledge infrastructure that supports policymaking in the field of climate change.

Participation is free, but prior registration is required to receive the Zoom link.

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The seminar will last approximately one hour and will be conducted in Hebrew.