CADMOS Workshop On Large Scale Computing, September 26-27 2012

On the occasion of its third anniversary, CADMOS (Center for Advanced Modeling Science) invites you to the

CADMOS WORKSHOP ON LARGE SCALE COMPUTING.

The workshop will be held on September 26-27, 2012 at the Polydome, EPFL.

Registration deadline : September 18, 2012.

Agenda

September 26, 2012

14:00 Opening. A.Quarteroni (EPFL) & B. Chopard (UNIGE)
14:15 Keynote: T. Schulthess (CSCS, Lugano, Switzerland) tba
15:00 U. Röhtlisberger (EPFL) First-Principles Based Simulations of Biological Systems
15:25 Th. Lemmin (EPFL) Exploring the Bacterial Membrane and its Interactions with Antimircobial Agents

15:50 Coffee Break

16:20 Th. Vernay (EPFL) Global Gyrokinetic Electostatic Turbulence Simulations using Particles
16:45 H. Stockinger (SIB), Benchmarking Life Science Applications on the BlueGene/P
17:10 Keynote: B. Gropp (University of Illinois, Urbana, USA) The Next Generation of High Performance Computing

17:55 End
September 27, 2012

8:30 Keynote: R. Car (Princeton University, Princeton, USA) tba
9:15 N. Salamin (UNIL) Computational Phylogenetics and Evolutionary Modeling : an Integrated Approach to Study Species Evolution
9:40 L. M. Lawson Daku (UNIGE) Low-Spin and High-Spin Aqueous Solutation Structures of Iron (II) Complexes
10:05 W. Andreoni (EPFL) CADMOS Project ENERGY

10:30 Coffee Break

11:00 J. Lätt (UNIGE) Discrete Particle Methods in Fluid Dynamics
11:25 G. Sclauzero (EPFL) Structural and Electronic Properties of Epitaxial Graphene from First-Principles Calculations
11:50 S. Deparis (EPFL) HPC for Blood Flow Simulation : Advancements and Challenges

12:15 Lunch

14:00 Keynote: T. Warburton (Rice University, Huston, USA) Evaluating Discontinuous Galerkin Methods on Many-core Architectures
14:45 H. Markram (EPFL) HPC as an Enabler for Simulation‐based Research in Neuroscience
15:10 Y. Podladchikov (UNIL) Resolving Time Scales of Geological Processes and Performance of Geodynamic Solvers on BG/P
15:35 J. P. Graves (EPFL) Investigations of Fast Ion Motion and their Influence on Plasma Stability though Massively Parallelized Numerical Simulations
16:00 E. Jahanbakhsh (EPFL) Developing Parallel SPH-FPM olver for Free Surface Flow Simulations

16:25 Coffee and Closing Remarks