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Georgios Korpas
I am a Senior Research Scientist at HSBC Labs and Research Fellow and member of the Optimization Group at the AI Center FEE CTU mainly working in the interplay between quantum computation, optimization and artificial intelligence.
I hold a PhD in Mathematics from Trinity College Dublin where I worked on topological quantum field theories, modular forms and topological invariants of 4-manifolds. See the list of my publications.
Research interests
- Quantum computation and quantum information
- Quantum algorithms and quantum machine learning
- Artificial Intelligence (binarized neural networks, transformers, Hopfield networks)
- Mathematical optimization and semi-definite programming
- Machine learning and deep learning in theoretical physics and mathematics
- Topological quantum field theories and topological string theories
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Pilsen is becoming a center of innovation in urban public transportation. In cooperation with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University (FEE CTU), the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of West Bohemia (FEL UWB), and Pilsen City Transport Company (PMDP), a technological demonstrator of an autonomous tram is being introduced. This breakthrough technology promises to increase operational efficiency and improve the working conditions of tram drivers.
He succeeded with an essay exploring AI’s impact on cybersecurity and Europe’s preparedness.