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21 August 2007

Programme    
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Day 1: 25 June, 2007   Day 2: 26 June, 2007

Monday, 25 June, 2007 Kohn Centre and Marble Hall booked from 9.00 A.M. to Close.

9.30 A. M.- 10.20 A. M.	Registration
10.20 A. M.- 10.30 A. M.	Welcome and Introduction - Prof P. V. Coveney
		Session: Setting the Context Chair: Prof B. Boghosian
10.30 A. M. - 11.00 A. M.	Prof Peter Coveney	Computational Science in the Twenty-First Century	Abstract	PDF
11.00 A. M. - 11.30 A. M.	Prof James Annett	From quantum mechanics to computational atomistic materials design: e-science challenges and opportunities from the CCP9 and Psi_k networks	Abstract	PDF
11.30 A. M. - 11.50 A. M.	Coffee
		Session: Collaborative Computational Science Chair: Prof N. S. Scott
11.50 A. M. - 12.20 P. M.	Dr Helen Wright	Steering and Visualization: Enabling Technologies for Computational Science	Abstract	PDF
12.20 P. M. - 12.40 P. M.	Prof R. S. Kalawsky	Improving User Interaction in Grid based Computational Environments	Abstract	PDF
12.40 P. M. - 1.00 P. M.	Dr John Brooke	Enabling Scientific Collaboration in Computational Science	Abstract	PDF
1.00 P.M. - 2.00 P. M.	Lunch
		Session: e-Science Chair: Prof J. Annett
2.00 P. M. - 2.30 P. M.	Prof John Gurd	Adaptive performance control of coupled scientific models executing in a distributed environment	Abstract	PDF
2.30 P. M. - 2.50 P. M.	Dr N. A. Walton	Optimising the Data - Information - Knowledge Transformation: solutions for astronomy and their wider relevance	Abstract	PDF
2.50 P. M. - 3.20 P. M.	Prof Xavier Gonze	Modern software engineering techniques applied to the simulation of materials and nanosystems : the ABINIT project	Abstract	PDF
3.20 P.M. - 3.35 P. M.	Coffee
3.35 P. M. - 4.05 P. M.	Prof Wolfgang Emmerich	Managing scientific workflows with BPEL	Abstract	PDF
4.05 P. M. - 4.25 P. M.	Dr Shantenu Jha	Simple API for Grid Applications: Towards a Standardized Application Level Interface for Grids	Abstract	PDF
4.25 P. M. - 4.55 P. M.	Mr Stefan Zasada	Production Level Scientific Simulation Management on International Federated Grids	Abstract	PDF
		Session: Climate Simulation Chair: Prof J. Gurd
4.55 P. M. - 5.15 P. M.	Prof Andrew Willmott	Recent developments in coupled coastal and shelf sea modeling	Abstract	PDF
5.15 P.M. - 5.25 P. M.	Break
		Session: Computational Biology Chair: Dr H. Wright
5.25 P. M. - 5.45 P. M.	Dr Charles Laughton	Challenges and Opportunities for the Development of Biomolecular Simulation	Abstract	PDF
5.45 P. M. - 6.05 P. M.	Prof David Gavaghan	Computational Science: Implications for Education and Training	Abstract	PDF
6.05 P.M. - 6.15 P. M.	Break
		Session: Physical Science Chair: Dr John Brooke
6.15 P. M. - 6.45 P. M.	Prof Sam Falle	Some Computational Problems in Astrophysical Magnetohydrodynamics	Abstract	PDF
6.45 P. M. - 7.05 P. M.	Dr Steven Kenny	Ab-initio modelling of surfaces	Abstract	PDF
7.05 P.M. - 7.15 P. M.	Break
7.15 P. M. - 7.40 P. M.		Round Table Discussion

Tuesday, 26 June, 2007 Kohn Centre and Marble Hall booked from 8.30 A.M. to Close.

8.30 A. M.- 9.00 A. M.	Registration
		Session: Grid Infrastructure in the US and UK Chair: Prof M. Cates
9.00 A. M. - 9.30 A. M.	Mr Charlie Catlett	TeraGrid: Analysis of Use and Impact on Science	Abstract	PDF
9.30 A. M. - 9.50 A. M.	Dr Stephen Pickles	The National Grid Service and Computational Science	Abstract	PDF
9.50 A. M. - 10.10 A. M.	Mr W. T. Hewitt	Overview of the NW-GRID Project - Progress to Date and Plans	Abstract	PDF
10.10 A. M.- 10.30 A. M.	Coffee
		Session: Software Engineering Chair: Dr M. Nekovee
10.30 A. M. - 11.00 A. M.	Dr P. A. Couch	The AgentX Framework: automating the exchange of information between scientific applications	Abstract	PDF
11.00 A. M. - 11.20 A. M.	Prof Ernest Laue	Software development using a model driven architecture: the CCPN project	Abstract	PDF
11.20 A. M.- 11.25 A. M.	Break
		Session: Computational Fluid Dynamics Chair: Prof S. Falle
11.25 A. M. - 11.55 P. M.	Prof Mike Cates	Simulating Complex Fluids, Both Living and Dead	Abstract	PDF
11.55 P. M. - 12.15 P. M.	Dr Stewart Cant	Computational Fluid Dynamics: an Engineering Perspective	Abstract	PDF
12.15 P. M. - 12.45 P. M.	Prof Bruce Boghosian	Grid-Based Domain Decomposition for the Simulation of Hydrodynamic Turbulence	Abstract	PDF
12.45 P. M.- 1.45 P. M.	Lunch
		Session: Industrial High End Computing Chair: Prof P. Durham
1.45 P. M. - 2.15 P. M.	Dr Maziar Nekovee	Large-scale simulations for WiFi-based wireless telecommunication networks	Abstract	PDF
2.15 P. M. - 2.35 P. M.	Dr Jon Chin	High Performance Computing for Interest Rate Derivatives Trading	Abstract	PDF
2.35 P. M. - 2.55 P. M.	Dr P. Stow	The Role of High Performance Computing in CFD within Rolls Royce	Abstract	PDF
2.55 P. M.- 3.15 P. M.	Coffee
		Session: e-Science and High End Computing Chair: Prof P. V. Coveney
3.15 P. M. - 3.45 P. M.	Dr T. Schulthess	Software Interoperability in Computational Nano- and Materials Science	Abstract	PDF
3.45 P. M. - 4.05 P. M.	Prof M. Atkinson	Software Services for Science from e-Science: the emergence of software as a facility	Abstract	PDF
4.05 P. M. - 4.30 P. M.		Round Table Discussion