21–22 May 2026
Facility for Rare Isotope Beams
America/New_York timezone

About 2026 Collaboration Meeting

  The objective of the STREAMLINE Collaboration Meeting 2026 is to present and discuss progress on machine learning for nuclear many-body systems by members of the STREAMLINE (SmarT Reduction and Emulation Applying Machine Learning In Nuclear Environments) Collaboration.  The collaboration is funded by the DOE Office of Science Nuclear Physics under grant DOE-DE-SC0026198

 

 

Participant Support  The STREAMLINE Collaboration may provide partial support to selected participants. Participants who need support have to complete a Participant Support application form and email it to Dean Lee by April 1st. Your application will be reviewed and you will be contacted by April 10th if your application is approved. 

 

Participating institutions   
   
FRIB, Michigan State University
Argonne National Laboratory 
Fermilab
Florida State University 
NC State University 
Oak Ridge National Laboratory 
Ohio State University 
Ohio University
University of Tennessee Knoxville 
 
Local Organizing Committee  
Dean Lee 
Kyle Godbey 
Pablo Giuliani
Witold Nazarewicz     
Xilin Zhang