Present/Contributing: Eduardo Rodrigues, Torre Wenaus, Joseph Wang, Nick Smith, Krzysztof Genser, Valentin Volkl
Apologies/Contributing: Benedikt Hegner, Graeme A. Stewart, Pere Mato
We have the ability to put event banners on the HSF website. All it requires is a markdown file with the event data. See, e.g., files here.
Please try and book meetings in Indico at least 2 weeks in advance!
That way they go into the calendar early and they will be included in the weekly email announcement that goes to HSF Forum.
Sent call for nominations last week. Very little feedback.
Claire volunteered for the search committee. Thanks!
Aiming to set up HS3 meeting on Nov 20 (confirmation / announcement to follow).
Torre - good intentions to restart it haven’t resulted in a restart, EIC/ePIC too busy. Still intend to restart it, we hope at the beginning of 2024.
There is an issue in GitHub to gather ideas about reorganising and revamping the website to better reflect our areas of actual activity.
We aim to try and have a new website ready for next year.
As the autumn is now firmly entrenched, we should make sure the calendar is up to date with events for next year.
And anything else relevant for the software and computing communities in NHEP.
European AI for Fundamental Physics Conference (EuCAIFCon) - 30 April to 3 May 2024
https://inspirehep.net/conferences/2710084
Some background: this is a JENAA (Joint ECFA/NuPECC/APPEC Activity) Expression of Interest that started around the time of the Bologna ECFA computing workshop. The aim is to advance the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Fundamental Physics.
Some early details are on https://www.eucaif.org and it will eventually appear here.
Caterina is in the organising committee, and would like to find a way to connect HSF training / PyHEP as foundations to use of ML in HEP. Feedback/other ideas?
The next meeting will be on 23 November.
Reminder: please sign up for chairing this or one of the future coordination meetings - we need volunteers from now until the end of the year!