> home > about > newsletter Newsletter Capability Computing, the Newsletter of the HPCx community Issue 13, Autumn 2009, "HPCx: Going out in a blaze of glory" Issue 12, Autumn 2008, "Complementary Computing: Earthquake Simulations: ground-breaking science in HPCx" Issue 11, Spring 2008, "Complementary Computing: Flexible Supercomputing" Issue 10, Autumn 2007, "Modelling the ocean with HPCx" Issue 9, Spring 2007, "Simulations at an atomistic scale" Issue 8, Autumn 2006, "Spreading its wings: Science on HPCx" Issue 7, Summer 2006, "HPCx: More science per second" Issue 6, Autumn 2005, "Modelling Fusion on HPCx" Issue 5, Spring 2005, "Exploring Nature and Technology" Issue 4, Autumn 2004, "Research at the Edge of the Possible" Issue 3, Summer 2004, "Modelling the Global Environment on HPCx" Issue 2, Autumn 2003, "The Biggest Lattice-Boltzmann Simulation in the World?" Issue 1, Spring 2003, "HPCx: the UK's World-Class Service for World-Class Research" http://www.hpcx.ac.uk/about/newsletter/ contact email - www@hpcx.ac.uk © UoE HPCX Ltd

> home > about > events > annual_seminar_2009 HPCx 7th Annual Seminar The seminar As the national HPCx service approaches the end of its lifespan, this was the final Annual Seminar in a series that began in December 2003. This year's seminar looked back at the last seven years of HPCx with talks from the technology provider - IBM - as well as two of the consortia who have used the service most since it began. The seminar began with a session on the recent complementary computing challenge projects and the final session included talks looking to the future of HPC after HPCx Host and Venue The 7th HPCx Annual Seminar took place on Thursday, 3rd December 2009 at STFC Daresbury Laboratory. The seminar was organised and hosted by the Computational Science & Engineering Department at STFC Daresbury Laboratory, Daresbury Science & Innovation Campus, Warrington WA4 4AD. How to get there - map and directions. Programme 09:30 Registration and Coffee 10:00 Welcome and Introduction Richard Blake, STFC Session 1: Complementary Computing 10:15 HPCx: Going out in a Blaze of Glory Alan Gray, EPCC 10:45 Simulations of Pores: From Bio to Nano (KEYNOTE presentation) Mark Sansom, Oxford University 11:45 Biomolecular Modelling Carmen Domene, Oxford University 12:15 Simulations of antihydrogen formation Svante Jonsell, Swansea University 12:45 Lunch Session 2: HPCx Highlights 13:45 The Technology Caroline Isaac, IBM 14:15 Computational Materials Chemistry on HPCx Richard Catlow, UCL 14:45 The Higem Project David Stevens, University of East Anglia 15:15 Coffee Session 3: Looking Forward - Life After HPCx 15:45 PRACE Alan Simpson, EPCC 16:15 Past, Present, Petascale ... the Future of Capability Computing Mike Ashworth, STFC 16:45 Meeting Closes http://www.hpcx.ac.uk/about/events/annual_seminar_2009.html contact email - www@hpcx.ac.uk © UoE HPCX Ltd