Poster Presentation, ML4PS Workshop, NeurIPS, Vancouver, BC
I’ll be presenting the latest results from our TRIUMF project at the Machine Learning and the Physical Sciences (ML4PS) Workshop at the 38th conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS), see website here. Access my poster here.
Poster Presentation, TRIUMF Science Week, Vancouver, BC
Along with another student I worked with we presented some exciting new results in our effort to use AI to improve the event reconstruction method that can be used to better constrain the effect of gravity on antimatter. Access my poster and learn more about TRIUMF’s Science Week here.
Poster Presentation + Flash Talk, Computer Vision for Science, CVPR, Seattle, WA
Using SimMIM and MAE frameworks to apply self-supervised learning to the Ultraviolet Near Infrared Optical Northern Survey. Learn more about the conference workshop here.
Oral Presentation, Canadian Association of Physicists Congress, London, ON
A PointNet-based method to better reconstruct antimatter annihilations in hopes of more accurate gravity measurements. View abstract, slides, and more information here.
Oral Presentation, UNIONS and Japanese Euclid Consortium Joint Meeting, Tokyo, JP (but attended remotely)
Demonstrating team’s work so far using an MAE for various downstream tasks in astronomy using data from the Ultraviolet Near Infrared Optical Northern Survey and the Hyper Suprime-Cam Subaru Strategic Program.
Oral Presentation, Canadian Space Conference, Toronto, ON
Along with the SEDS-Canada Projects Chair and the Canadian Analog Research Expedition (CAN-ARX) Project Manager, I presented in the SEDS-Canada projects showcase by providing an overview of the Canadian Stratospheric Balloon Experiment Design Challenge (CAN-SBX).
Poster Presentation, Canadian Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics, Monteal, QC
Using an MAE to learn about astronomy from the Ultraviolet Near Infrared Optical Northern Survey. View my poster here.
Oral Presentation, Canadian Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics, Monteal, QC
A PointNet-based method to better reconstruct antimatter annihilations in hopes of more accurate gravity measurements. You can view an earlier set of my slides here.
Oral Presentation, Canadian Undergraduate Physics Conference, Guelph, ON
A presentation on my team’s award winning Space Apps submission. Slides available.
Poster Presentation, New Technologies for Canadian Observatories AGM, Montreal, QC
Presentation on my first end-to-end deep learning project. View my poster here.
