31 August 2026 to 4 September 2026
University of Malta
Europe/Malta timezone

Koexai’s AI Pipelines for Astrophysical Data Analysis: from Supernovae to the Cosmic Web

31 Aug 2026, 12:20
20m
Aula Prima (University of Malta)

Aula Prima

University of Malta

Valletta Campus, St Paul Street Valletta VLT 1216, Malta

Speaker

Luca Naso (Koexai s.r.l.)

Description

Koexai is a deep-tech company working at the interface between machine learning, scientific software, and astrophysical data analysis. Over the last year, within the INAF / PNRR / ICSC Spoke 3 context, Koexai has supported several research groups on projects spanning supernova characterisation, cosmological simulations, pulsar-timing inference, X-ray background mitigation, and gamma-ray transient analysis.

This contribution presents two case studies with published or submitted scientific outputs. The first is ASTRAI, a framework for the automatic characterisation of low-interacting hydrogen-rich supernovae, combining generative models for synthetic light-curve production with deep learning methods for physical-parameter inference. The second is DeepCosmoNet, focused on deep-learning approaches for the analysis of cosmological N-body simulations and the identification of large-scale structures in the Cosmic Web, including halos, subhalos, and cosmic voids.

The talk will discuss Koexai’s experience in translating astrophysical research problems into robust AI workflows, highlighting practical lessons on data preparation, model design, validation, and collaboration between domain experts and machine-learning teams.

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