Registration
Registration is free but mandatory for members of the SOCN partner institutions (UAntwerpen, VUB, ULB, UGent, KU Leuven, ULiège, UCLouvain, UMONS, UNamur). Please fill out the registration form at https://sites.uclouvain.be/socn/drupal/socn/study-day-registration.
Programme
9:30 Registration of participants and welcome coffee
10:00 Plenary lecture I: Control of hydrogen-based systems by Carlos Bordons (Universidad de Sevilla)
11:00 parallel sessions
1. 3 seminar rooms with 7 pitch presentations of 6 minutes followed by 45 minutes of poster discussions in the forum space
2. 1 demo room (for hardware/software demos in research and/or education)
12:30 - 13:30 Light lunch (sandwich + drinks)
13:30 Plenary lecture II: Exploiting Low-Rank Geometry in Deep Learning by Francesco Tudisco (University of Edinburgh)- room BARB 93
14:30 parallel sessions
1. 3 seminar rooms with 7 pitch presentations of 6 minutes followed by 45 minutes of poster discussions in the forum space
2. 1 demo room (for hardware/software demos in research and/or education)
16:00 Plenary lecture III: A linear operator for nonlinear systems: Making sense of the "Koopmania" by Alexandre Mauroy (Université de Namur)
17:00 Meeting closure
Venue
The meeting will be held in Rosa Parks, 9 Avenue Frère Orban, 7000 Mons.
The workshop will take place on two levels (first floor for the plenaries and 6th floor for pitch presentations, posters, demonstrations, coffee breaks and lunch).
The building Rosa Parks is 5 mins by bus from Mons railway station, or about 15 mins on foot.
Free parking is available outside of the ring (for instance along the Boulevard Dolez or Avenue du Pont Rouge)
All information about mobility in Mons (free and paid parking lots):
https://www.mons.be/fr/vivre-a-mons/mobilite-et-gestion-des-espaces-publics/mobilite/venir-et-se-garer-a-mons
Abstracts of the plenary lectures
Control of hydrogen-based systems
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Exploiting Low-Rank Geometry in Deep Learning
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A linear operator for nonlinear systems: Making sense of the "Koopmania"
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