Computational Materials at Berkeley, or CM@B, was founded as an avenue to inform the public and students at the University of California, Berkeley about advancements in the fascinating field of computational materials science. We host a number of different events each semester including networking events, skill-building workshops, and talks by world-renowned experts in the cutting-edge intersection of high performance computing and materials science.
Because of our club’s outreach basis, many companies have recognized Computational Materials at Berkeley as an excellent way to reach out to graduate students and participate in both sponsorship and hosted events.
Talks, workshops, social events, and more!
CM@B Speaker Series: Isaac Tamblyn, National Research Council of Canada
CM@B Speaker Series Isaac Tamblyn: Physics and AI: Achieving Transferability in Deep Learning from Minimal Observations Time: 5-6pm 290 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
Dr. Isaac Tamblyn is a Research Officer for the National Research Council of Canada. His research focuses on applying computational methods to applied problems in material science. Recently, his group has been focused on applying the tools of data science to the problem of materials. He is particularly interested in using recent advances in deep learning and A.I. to develop computationally tractable solutions to hard problems in condensed matter physics, with a focus...
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There are multiple ways to get involved in the club. Whether you are interested in teaching workshop session or putting together a guest speaker event, we would love to have your help. You can join our Slack channel at compmatsci.slack.com and introduce yourself there.
CM@B is an organization for graduate students at UC Berkeley but we welcome undergraduates, post-docs, and other members of the Berkeley community to attend our speaker series and workshops. Use the sign-up link above to join our mailing list.
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