Scientific Highlights
SDSC and PSI teams jointly explore the AI potential of large-scale infrastructures
Villigen, July 8th, 2026 – To help activate a strategic community around its evolution as a national research infrastructure in data science and AI, the Swiss Data Science Center (SDCS) held a bespoke workshop at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI). The event brought together over 30 researchers and data scientists to explore how machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) can optimize and accelerate analysis on PSI's large-scale scientific infrastructures. The day featured substantive knowledge exchange and the development of flagship project concepts, aimed at ensuring that ML/AI can empower this vital Swiss facility to advance data-driven science and innovation for the benefit of society.
All'inseguimento degli atomi di idrogeno mancanti
Nelle rappresentazioni delle strutture cristalline dei materiali spesso mancano le informazioni relative alle posizioni degli atomi di idrogeno. I ricercatori dell'Istituto Paul Scherrer PSI hanno trovato un modo, impiegando l'intelligenza artificiale, per integrare la carenza di tali informazioni.
Congratulations to Đorđe Petrovic, PostDoc from ANS group
Đorđe Petrovic, PostDoc from ANS group of LSM was selected as recipient of the FR26 Young Generation Paper Recognition.
When Quantum Magnets Lose Their Sense of Scale
Scale invariance asks whether the same patterns can govern nature across very different lengths, from microscopic matter to large natural structures. Magnets offer one of the cleanest examples: near a critical point, where order disappears, details of the material fade and universal laws take over.