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AI and physics combine to deliver the sharpest weak-lensing view of the dark Universe

Natalia Porqueres has contributed to develop a new analysis technique to extract significantly more information from galaxy surveys, delivering the...

PIML – Physics-Informed Machine Learning Workshop

Date: 16-18 September 2026 Venue: FORTH, Heraklion, Crete, Greece Website: https://spl.ics.forth.gr/titan/news-announcements/physics-informed-machine-learning.html

The Non-Gaussian Universe: Advanced Statistical Inference in the Era of Next-Generation Cosmological Surveys

Date: 16-19 June 2026 Venue: FORTH, Heraklion, Crete, Greece Website: https://spl.ics.forth.gr/titan/news-announcements/the-non-gaussian-universe-advanced.html

Natalia Porqueres

Natalia Porqueres has just received the European “ERC Starting” grant for her OCAPi project, an innovative analysis technique that could...

Era Chair project TITAN in the Greek news

The newspaper Η Καθημερινή της Κυριακής wrote an article with extensive reference to the seven Greek ERA Chairs projects. As...

About CosmoStat

The CosmoStat team (LCS) is composed of both cosmologists and computer scientists working together to develop new methods of statistics, signal processing, and apply them to cosmological data set. CosmoStat goals are:

Statistics, Signal Processing & Machine Learning: Develop new methods for analyzing astronomical data, and especially in cosmology where the needs of powerful statistical methods are very important.
Cosmology: Analyze and interpret data.
Projects: Participation to important astronomical projects such as Euclid, etc.
Teaching: Teach students and young researchers how to analyze astronomical data.
Dissemination: Take opportunity to disseminate our ideas, tools and products in and outside the astronomical field (CEA, CNRS, University, Industry...).
Diversity: Host a diverse group of researchers from all around the world.

CosmoStat activity is been mainly driven by the Euclid space mission, but CosmoStat is also involved in other international projects such CFIS/UNIONS or SKA.