Courses & Outreach
“AI for Science”courses at UAM:
Over the years, together with distinguished colleagues at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), we have played a pivotal role in spearheading the creation and teaching of numerous courses focusing on artificial intelligence applied to scientific research.
Our efforts have spanned comprehensive graduate and undergraduate curricula, as well as specialized short courses and intensive bootcamps. We are particularly pleased that through these courses we are actively contributing on a daily basis to preparing a new generation of scientists and researchers who are now applying advanced AI methods to address significant challenges across diverse scientific disciplines.
- AI for Physics (undergraduate course in the Physics degree at UAM, 2025-)
- AI for Scientific Research (graduate course in the Master's Degree in Physics of Condensed Matter and Biological Systems at UAM, 2024-).
- AI for Scientists Bootcamp 2021 (June 2021).
- AI for Scientists Bootcamp (Oct.-Nov. 2020).
- Introduction to artificial intelligence for scientific problems (July 2020).
Spanish network of AI for Condmat + Materials:
Recently, with the support of the Condensed Matter Division of the Spanish Royal Society of Physics, we created a network of more than 30 Spanish research groups (both academic and industrial ones) that provides a common venue to exploit the synergies that naturally appear at the intersection between AI and condensed matter physics.
Conference sessions:
We regularly organize and participate actively in conference sessions or workshops on the AI for Science:
- Artificial Intelligence and Physics in the XXI Century (Panel discussion at the XXXIX Biennial of Physics of the Spanish Royal Physics Society, San Sebastián, July 2024).
- Artificial Intelligence for Condensed Matter Physics (co-organized with Alexandre Dauphin at the XXXVIII Biennial of Physics of the Spanish Royal Physics Society, Murcia, July 2022).
- Artificial Intelligence for Condensed Matter Physics (co-organized with Eliska Greplova at the Biennial of the Condensed Matter Division of the Spanish Royal Physics Society and of the European Physical Society, August 2020).