At the intersection of TensorFlow & nuclear physics (TensorFlow Meets)

How does TensorFlow apply to nuclear physics? Find out in this episode of TensorFlow Meets, as Laurence chats with TensorFlow Software Engineer, Ian Langmore. Learn about power generated from nuclear fusion, new plasma generator machines, and how TensorFlow is helping with plasma measurement. Subscribe to the TensorFlow channel to stay up to date with Google’s open source machine learning platform.

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[DanielSMatthews]

This could turn out to be one of Google most important sub-projects, up there with the educational and healthcare work.

[Leon-pnrb]

maybe i am high, but this is so fascinating. We(They) are trying to figure how something that we can't see actually looks,
mankind is grateful for these minds. Hope to be like them.

[DrunkenUFOPilot]

As a physicist, I am pleased to see TF being useful for simulations, inverse problems, and processing experimental data - it's not just for NNs and such.

[muhammadzawawi]

did you record this video in stadium of world cup?

[abcdxx]

I'm so great full for Google and tensorflow Google colab has been a great tool for me I run tensorflow on my phone

[aluisious]

"I was looking around for teams that were doing something with reducing greenhouse gas emissions."

Fusion power will colonize the galaxy and ensure the immortality of humanity. Greenhouse gas emissions comparatively are like worrying about outgassing the wires in your garage when you're charging your electric car. It's nice but less than a rounding error compared to the benefit sought. Thanks for working on this but get your head in the right place.

[waqasakram]

There are too much peoples' noice in the background.