Morten Hjorth-Jensen is a computational and theoretical physicist with over three decades of academic experience, currently a Professor of Physics at the University of Oslo and formerly a faculty member at Michigan State University. His work centers on quantum many-body theory, theoretical nuclear physics, and the intersection of computational methods with emerging fields like quantum computing and AI/ML. He combines deep analytic training (PhD from UiO) with extensive numerical expertise, developing scalable computational approaches to complex quantum systems. Morten’s career includes postdoctoral research at Nordita and the European Center for Theoretical Nuclear Physics, reflecting a strong international research network. Known for translating abstruse many-body problems into practical algorithms, he brings both foundational theory and modern computational practices to bear on open problems in physics. Based in Oslo, he continues to bridge academic research, mentoring, and computational tool development for the physics community.
Course on Machine Learning and Statistical data Analysis with book at https://compphysics.github.io/MachineLearning/doc/LectureNotes/_build/html/intro.html. Contains Linear and Logistic Regression, Neural Networks and Deep Learning methods, Decision Trees, Random forests, Boosting methods and other ensemble methods, support vector machines and central unsupervised learning algorithms.
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Morten Hjorth-jensen - Professor Of Physics at University of Oslo (UiO)