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12:45
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Lunch & poster session
(until 14:00)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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$D$ and $D_s$ decay constants from Domain Wall Fermions with physical pion masses
- Mr
Justus Tobias Tsang
(University of Southampton)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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3D Hydrodynamic Simulations of the Carbon Shell in a Massive Star
- Mr
Andrea Cristini
(Keele University)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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COSMOS Intel Parallel Computing Centre: from algorithms to architectures
- Prof.
Paul Shellard
(University of Cambridge)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Dynamical perturbations on cosmic string solutions in full general relativity
- Mr
Thomas Helfer
(Kings College London)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Exploring Large Scale Flows and Molecular Cloud Formation in Galaxy Simulations
- Mr
Gerardo Ramon Fox
(University of St. Andrews)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Galactic Feedback and the Circumgalactic Medium
- Dr
Mark Richardson
(University of Oxford)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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GRChombo: Numerical relativity with adaptive mesh refinement
- Dr
Eugene Lim
(King's College London) Mr
Thomas Helfer
(Kings College London)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Grid: A next generation data parallel C++ QCD library
- Dr
Azusa Yamaguchi
(Software Architect)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Impacts of nuclear physics uncertainty on nucleosynthesis on a Monte-Carlo Method
- Dr
Nobuya Nishimura
(Keele University)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Magnetic fields in galaxies: the small-scale dynamo in a cosmological context
- Mr
Sergio Martin-Alvarez
(University of Oxford)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Measuring non-Gaussianity in galaxy surveys: a new window on the Universe
- Prof.
Paul Shellard
(University of Cambridge)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Models of Fully-Convective Stars: Differential Rotation, Meridional Circulation and Residual Entropy
- Mr
Felix Sainsbury-Martinez
(University of Exeter)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Multigrid for Chiral Fermions
- Prof.
Peter Boyle
(Edinburgh)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Radiation hydrodynamics of mini-haloes and their contribution to reionisation
- Dr
Taysun Kimm
(KICC and IoA, University of Cambridge)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Radiative transfer simulations of the lyman alpha forest: Does the QSOs dominate the UVB at z~6 ?
- Dr
Jonathan Chardin
(Institute of Astronomy (IOA) and Kavli Institute for Cosmology Cambridge (KICC), University of Cambridge)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Recent Results from the Multi-dimensional Stellar Implicit Code
- Dr
Tom Goffrey
(University of Exeter)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Semi-leptonic B−decays
- Dr
Oliver Witzel
(University of Edinburgh)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Shaken and stirred - the role of turbulence, rotation, magnetism, and radiation in the formation of protostars
- Mr
Benjamin Lewis
(University of Exeter)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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SWIFT - Vectorisation
- Mr
James Willis
(ICC, Durham University)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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The intergalactic medium at the end of reionization
- Ms
Laura Keating
(Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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The MACSIS Project: Simulating the giants of the Universe
- Ms
Monique A. Henson
(Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics, University of Manchester)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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The Spin of the Proton
- Dr
Roger Horsley
(University of Edinburgh)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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12:45
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Using the AREPO code to study the ISM
- Dr
Rowan Smith
(University of Manchester)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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14:00
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Science parallel session
-Dr
Matthew Wingate
(University of Cambridge)
(until 15:30)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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14:00
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THE HVP contribution to the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon
- Prof.
Christine Davies
(University of Glasgow)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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14:30
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Robustness of Inflation to Inhomogenous Inflation
- Dr
Eugene Lim
(King's College London)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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14:50
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A critical view of the interstellar medium modelling in cosmological simulations
- Mr
Matthew Smith
(Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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15:10
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Magnetic fields in galaxies: the small-scale dynamo in a cosmological context
- Mr
Sergio Martin-Alvarez
(University of Oxford)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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14:00
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Technical parallel session
-Dr
Antonin Portelli
(The University of Edinburgh)
(until 15:30)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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14:00
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Emerging technologies
- Prof.
Peter Boyle
(Edinburgh)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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14:30
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Grid, a next generation data parallel C++ library
- Dr
Guido Cossu
(Edinburgh University)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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14:50
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An Overview of the DiRAC-3 Benchmark Suite
- Dr
Richard Rollins
(DiRAC / University of Manchester)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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15:10
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SWIFT - Scaling on next generation architectures
- Mr
James Willis
(ICC, Durham University)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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15:30
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--- Coffee break & poster prize announcement ---
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16:00
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Science parallel session
-Dr
Matthew Wingate
(University of Cambridge)
(until 17:00)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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16:00
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From seed to supermassive: growing black holes at high redshift
- Ms
Ricarda Beckmann
(University of Oxford)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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16:20
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Planet formation and disc evolution
- Dr
Richard Booth
(Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge, UK)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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16:40
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Modelling the birth of a star
- Dr
James Wurster
(University of Exeter)
(Lecture Theatre B)
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16:00
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Technical parallel session
-Dr
Antonin Portelli
(The University of Edinburgh)
(until 17:00)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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16:00
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Co-design of Cray Software Components
-
Adrian Tate
(Cray)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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16:30
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AAAI, Cloud & Data Managment; DiRAC in the National E-Infrastructure
- Dr
Jeremy Yates
(DiRAC)
(Lecture Theatre A)
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17:00
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--- Drink reception ---
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