Artificial Intelligence for Fundamental Research (AIFR) Group is led by Prof. Daw-Wei Wang in National Tsing-Hua University (NTHU) to study and to explore the application as well as the fundmental research of Artificial Intelligence in various research fields, including (but not exclusive) physics, astronomy, brain sciences, computer sciences, humanity and social sciences etc. It is our belief that machine learning or AI is not only a tool in these fields, but can be also investigated and developed further through the treasures of human knowledge in these fields. Therefore, interdisciplinary and intensive collaboration with researchers in differential fields is the most essential factor. We believe that such an AI-based fundamental researches are exciting and practical to understand this interesting world, and may contribute to the knowledge of human society.

本研究群是由國立清華大學物理學系王道維教授所領導，為要研究與探索人工智慧在各種基礎研究領域的應用和發展。這些領域包括物理、天文、腦科學、資訊工程、人文與社會科學等。從我們的觀點來看，人工智慧不只是可以應用於這些領域的研究，也會經由這些領域所已經累積的人類知識寶藏而有不同的發展可能。也因此，與其他領域的學者作積極的跨領域合作是達到這些研究方向的最重要因素。我們相信以AI為基礎的相關研究可以是很刺激有趣，又同時能對人類社會的知識有所貢獻。

At this moment (2020), our research topics (as shown in the right column of this webpage) includes (1) search for Young Stellar Objects in astronomy (in collaboration with Prof. Shi-Ping Lai in Institute of Astronomy, NTHU), (2) identification of the polarity of drosophila brain neurons (in collaboration with Prof. Chung-Chuan Lo in Institute of Systems Neurosciences, NTHU), (3) prediction of Civil judgment (in collaboration with Prof. Yung-Hsien Lin in Institute of Law and Technology, NTHU), (4) classification of topological and dynamical properties of strongly interacting systems. We welcome perspective students, postdocs, research assistants, data scientists or Professors to join together. Please contact Prof. Wang for further discussion.

在目前的階段(2020)我們所參與的研究主題，包括(1)尋找新形成的恆星(與天文所賴詩萍教授合作)，(2)研究果蠅大腦神經的傳遞方向(與生科系羅中泉教授合作)，(3)預測民法判決(與科法所林昀嫺教授合作)，(4)研究多體物理中的拓樸與動力學性質。我們歡迎有興趣的學生、博後、研究助理、資料科學家或研究同仁可以一起加入合作。意者可洽王道維教授作進一步的討論。

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