The MLhad collaboration aims to develop machine learning based description of hadronization. In the following links you can read more about:

• our goals,

• who we are,

• our published work,

• related public code,

• how to contact us.

This site is hosted on GitLab Pages. The source code of the site is …

Manuel Szewc will give a talk titled "Hadronization Models using Machine Learning" at the AI4EIC 2023 hosted by the Catholic University of America in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.

Christian Bierlich will give a talk titled "Two approaches to hadronization reweighting" at the 14 International Workshop on Multiple Parton Interactions at the LHC (MPI@LHC 2023) hosted by the University of Manchester in Manchester, England.

Jure Zupan will give a talk titled "From quarks and gluons to hadrons" at the HEP Seminar hosted by the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Stanford, California, United States.

Ahmed Youssef will give a talk titled "A Machine Learning Perspective on Hadronization Modeling with MLHAD" at PIKIMO 15 hosted by the Physics Department at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, United States.

Tony Menzo will give a talk titled "Micro from macro: data-driven models of hadronization" at the ATLAS Lunch Seminar hosted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in Berkeley, California, United States.

Jure Zupan will give a talk titled "From quarks and gluons to hadrons" at the RPM Seminar hosted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in Berkeley, California, United States.

Tony Menzo will give a talk titled "Towards data-driven models of hadronization" at the IAIFI Journal Club hosted by the NSF AI Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions, in Boston, Massachussets, United States.

Ahmed Youssef will present a poster titled "ML for Physics: Simulating particle collisions" at the Mediterranean Machine Learning Summer School at American College of Thessaloniki (ACT) in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Ahmed Youssef will present a poster titled "ML for Physics: Simulating particle collisions" at the IAIFI Summer Workshop at Northeastern University, Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex, in Boston, Massachussets, United States.