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COMPUTE
A research school dedicated to scientific
discovery using computers
COMPUTE is a research school at Lund University, with a focus on scientific discovery using computing. COMPUTE, which complements other PhD programmes, brings together partners from several different departments and faculties at Lund University. The common theme for the activities of all these partners is the use of computation in driving research forward. Problems span all length scales from the astronomically large to the microscopically small, and from pure basic research to applications of direct relevance for the challenges facing society today.
Joining COMPUTE
COMPUTE membership is open to all PhD students and other employees at the Faculties of Science, Engineering and Medicine at Lund University. To join, download and complete this form and send it back to us. Joining is free and there are no obligatory activities. If you have any questions please email please email the COMPUTE management group.
News and future events
- COMPUTE seminar by K. J. Åström (Automatic Control, LTH) Modelling and Simulation - from Physics to Languages and Software, 13.30, Monday October 19, on Zoom. More details on the seminars page. Register by email to compute@fysik.lu.se, subject "COMPUTE October 19 Registration" by 12.00 noon on Thursday 15 October. Note that the seminar may be recorded through Zoom.
- Chris Swader (Social Sciences Faculty) is running a number of eScience workshops in October 2020. More information here; register here by August 28.
- We are currently inviting COMPUTE seminar speakers for HT 2020. If you wish to suggest a seminar speaker please email us.
- Videos from some previous COMPUTE events can be found here:
- The 2020 COMPUTE summer retreat.
- Sustainable development of research software, seminar by Jens Saak (21 April, 2020; slides also available)
- 2019 COMPUTE winter meeting (8 March, 2019).
- Seminar by Steven Longmore, Astro-ecology: astrophysics meets conservation biology (21 September, 2018).
- The 2018 COMPUTE winter meeting (2 March, 2018).
This page was last modified on 8 October 2020.