Orateur
Philipp Eller
(TU Munich)
Description
This talk will highlight two open science initiatives that we have launched in neutrino physics.
The first part will focus on the IceCube Kaggle Competition. I will discuss the motivation behind the project, its organisation and execution, the outcomes and impact of the competition, and plans for a possible future Kaggle challenge.
The second part will present an open-source, open-data framework for global fits in neutrino physics. The project combines data from multiple experimental collaborations within a common fitting framework, enabling transparent and reproducible analyses. I will discuss the scientific motivation, technical implementation, and selected physics results that have emerged from this effort.