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I am a Computer Science student, and I would like to pursue a PhD in the same area, by applying artificial intelligence techniques to astrophysics. Not being an astrophysicist, however, I was curious about the main challenges in the field of astrophysics, and about the existence of numerical data related to them. <br/>
The goal would be to use deep learning techniques in fields where they have not been used so far, in order to obtain better results or to find something new. In particular, I find black holes fascinating, and a research in that field may be something very interesting (also, I think there is a lot to discover in that field). <br/>
Thank you in advance for your time!

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2021-03-06T03:15:51.083Z
I don't think there is anything directly helpful here, but there might be: [Current topics on Radio Astronomy and looking for advise](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/q/41209/7982)
uhoh
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2021-03-07T23:51:37.623Z
I'd say **leave the question open for at least a week or two**, because closing blocks everyone and anyone from posting answers. Let's wait and see what answers are posted for a while, there's no need to rush.
uhoh
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What are some challenging astrophysics problems for which we have data available?
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# What are some challenging astrophysics problems for which we have data available?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-05)

I am a Computer Science student, and I would like to pursue a PhD in the same area, by applying artificial intelligence techniques to astrophysics. Not being an astrophysicist, however, I was curious about the main challenges in the field of astrophysics, and about the existence of numerical data related to them.   
The goal would be to use deep learning techniques in fields where they have not been used so far, in order to obtain better results or to find something new. In particular, I find black holes fascinating, and a research in that field may be something very interesting (also, I think there is a lot to discover in that field).   
Thank you in advance for your time!

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I don't think there is anything directly helpful here, but there might be: [Current topics on Radio Astronomy and looking for advise](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/q/41209/7982)  
> **username_1**: I'd say **leave the question open for at least a week or two**, because closing blocks everyone and anyone from posting answers. Let's wait and see what answers are posted for a while, there's no need to rush.  

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