Draft Programme
Monday, 14th March
10:30 | Coffee |
11:00 | Chris Newburn Intel Intel® hStreams - concurrent tasks on heterogeneous platforms |
11:45 | Jim Jeffers Intel OSPRay – High fidelity ray-tracing on many-core systems |
13:00 | Lunch |
14:00 | COSMOS Tour – Juha Jaykka |
14:30 | James Fergusson DAMTP, Cambridge Planck Satellite analysis |
14:40 | Carlos Martins Porto Walls |
15:00 | Paul Shellard DAMTP, Cambridge Multiplex Computing Update – COSMOS IPCC |
15:30 | Future and Emerging Technologies - Discussion |
19:00 | Dinner at Churchill College |
Tuesday, 15th March
9:30 | Coffee |
10:00 | Welcome and Introduction |
10:00 | Jeremy Yates DiRAC Director, UCL Big Data, Algorithms and Architectures |
10:20 | Simon McIntosh-Smith Computer Science, Bristol Evolving architectures and how they'll affect us |
10:45 | Jim Jeffers Intel Intel® Knight’s Landing |
11:15 | Coffee and discussion |
11:35 | Ulrich Sperhake DAMTP, Cambridge LIGO and the discovery of gravitational waves – what’s next? |
11:50 | Pau Figueras Mathematics, Queen Mary, London GRChombo – numerical relativity with flexible AMR |
12:10 | Ewald Puchwein IoA, Cambridge Arepo and state-of-the-art N-body/hydro simulations |
12:40 | Peter Boyle Physics, University of Edinburgh QCD, pde simulations and Extreme Scaling |
12:45 | Discussion |
13:10 | Lunch |
14:00 | Juha Jaykka DAMTP, Cambridge Many-core platforms – COSMOS IPCC science |
14:15 | Paul Shellard DAMTP, Cambridge Heterogeneous platforms for data analytics |
14:30 | Ian Lloyd Intel Next generation non-volatile memory |
15:00 | Mike Woodacre SGI New heterogeneous architectures |
15:30 | Will Wellington Adaptive Malleable resource scheduling |
15:40 | Tea and discussion |
16:20 | Mark Hindmarsh Physics, Sussex University LatField2 - dynamical fields on a lattice |
16:40 | Eugene Lim Physics, Kings College London Simulating primordial gravitational waves |
17:00 | Overarching discussion |
18:00 | Close (Pub) |
Wednesday, 16th March
09:00 -18:00 | First draft of ATI document “From Algorithms to Architectures” |
Printable version of programme (PDF)
The meeting will take place at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Wilberforce Road, Cambridge CB3 0WA. Tel. 01223 765000.