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Time
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Title of presentation/event
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Speaker
|
Affiliation
|
| |
| 0900 |
Keynote Speech: GPU's - the next big advance in HPC? |
Mike Giles |
Oxford University |
| |
| 0945 |
Modeling DNA Radiation Damage on many-core architectures:
current GP-GPU implementation and future perspective
|
Nico Sanna |
CASPUR |
| |
| 1010 |
High performance stream computing for particle beam
transport simulations
|
David Bailey |
University of Manchester |
| |
| 1035 |
Morning Coffee and Poster Session |
| |
| 1100 |
Memory-Driven Algorithm Mapping of molecular dynamics
for high performance computers
|
Brian Holland |
CHREC |
| |
| 1125 |
A dynamic world, what can grids do for multi-core
computing?
|
Daniel Goodman |
Oxford University |
| |
| 1150 |
Investigation of a quantum Monte Carlo application performance
on multiple acceleration platforms
|
Greg Peterson |
University of Tennessee |
| |
| 1215 |
Lunch and poster session |
| |
| 1315 |
High Performance Computing Datapaths in FPGAs
|
Martin Langhammer |
Altera |
| |
| 1340 |
GPU implementation of a POISSON MAP-MRF segmentation
algorithm for 3D tracking of low light level
|
Danny Crookes |
QUB |
| |
| 1405 |
A review of the FPGA high performance computing industry
and the future role of FPGAs within dat-centric processing
architectures
|
Malachy Devlin |
Nallatech |
| |
| 1430 |
Chemical Similarity Searching on FPGA
|
Attila Berces |
Chemistry Logic |
| |
| 1500 |
Afternoon coffee and close of poster Session |
| |
| 1530 |
An FPGA-based conjugate gradient implementation for
dense matrices
|
Antonio Roldao Lopes |
Imperial College |
| |
| 1600 |
Panel Session: |
Andrew Jones (chair) |
University of Manchester |
| |
Alan George, Mike Giles and Charles Gillan debate the influence
and future role of accelerator technologies in mainstream
supercomputing services.
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1700
|
End of conference
|
| |
| 1730-1800 |
The Digital Economy |
Mike Giles (chair) |
Oxford University |
| |
Inaugural meeting of the newly funded EPSRC
network run by Prof Giles. |
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