COMPUTE research school

The kick-off for COMPUTE took place March 2, 2012, in Lundmarksalen (astronomy building) and the associated foyer from 9.30 to approximately 16.00. There were 62 registered participants for the meeting. See photos from the kick off meeting below.

During the kick off meeting general information about the COMPUTE research school was given to together with details on courses and seminars to be given within the upcoming year. Also, the partners presented highlights of their science. The detailed programme is found below together with pdf-versions of all the talks (click on the title of each talk) given during the meeting.

COMPUTE kick-off program, March 2, 2012

09.30-09.50 Melvyn B. Davies COMPUTE overview

09.50-10.10 Dag Ahrén Microbial host interactions: a double-edge sword Microbial Ecology

10.10-10.30 Michael Ljungberg Mathematical methods and simulations tools useful in medical radiation physics Medical Radiation Physics

10.30-11.00 Coffee break, mingling

11.00-11.20 Torbjörn Sjöstrand High energy collisions - on the road to Monte Carlo Theoretical High Energy Physics

11.20-11.40 Ross Church Making exotic objects in stellar clusters Astrophysics

11.40-12.00 Per Linse Soft matter computational modeling Physical Chemistry

12.00-12.20 Magnus Ullner eSSENCE eSSENCE

12.20-13.30 Lunch break, mingling

13.30-13.50 Joachim Hein Lunarc: High performance computing at Lund University LUNARC

13.50-14.10 Tobias Ambjörnsson Computational methods in biological physics Computional Biology and Biological Physics

14.10-14.30 Magnus Ullner Theoretical chemistry Theoretical Chemistry

14.30-14.50 Oxana Smirnova Not only web: Computing methods and tools originating from high energy physics experiments Experimental High Energy Physics

14.50-15.10 Gustaf Söderlind Computational science and scientific computing - what is the difference? Centre for Mathematical Sciences

15.10- Coffee, mingling

Some photos from the kick off (by Joachim Hein):

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09.30-09.50	Melvyn B. Davies	COMPUTE overview
09.50-10.10	Dag Ahrén	Microbial host interactions: a double-edge sword	Microbial Ecology
10.10-10.30	Michael Ljungberg	Mathematical methods and simulations tools useful in medical radiation physics	Medical Radiation Physics
10.30-11.00	Coffee break, mingling
11.00-11.20	Torbjörn Sjöstrand	High energy collisions - on the road to Monte Carlo	Theoretical High Energy Physics
11.20-11.40	Ross Church	Making exotic objects in stellar clusters	Astrophysics
11.40-12.00	Per Linse	Soft matter computational modeling	Physical Chemistry
12.00-12.20	Magnus Ullner	eSSENCE	eSSENCE
12.20-13.30	Lunch break, mingling
13.30-13.50	Joachim Hein	Lunarc: High performance computing at Lund University	LUNARC
13.50-14.10	Tobias Ambjörnsson	Computational methods in biological physics	Computional Biology and Biological Physics
14.10-14.30	Magnus Ullner	Theoretical chemistry	Theoretical Chemistry
14.30-14.50	Oxana Smirnova	Not only web: Computing methods and tools originating from high energy physics experiments	Experimental High Energy Physics
14.50-15.10	Gustaf Söderlind	Computational science and scientific computing - what is the difference?	Centre for Mathematical Sciences
15.10-	Coffee, mingling