UD Computational Science Day 2006

When: February 14, 2006   8:30am - 4:30pm
Where: Trabant University Center, Multipurpose Room A

UD Computational Science Day 2006 is a one-day conference for UD faculty, staff and students on a broad range of scientific, engineering, and information science research. Its goal is to bring together UD's computational science community to meet, share experiences, and find opportunities for new research collaborations.

Talks and poster presentations will focus on research involving high-performance, distributed, grid and parallel computing, interactive development environments, scalability issues, and discussions of their underlying applications or related UD courses.

Online Articles about CSD 2006

• Feb. 27, 2006: Internet2 (http://apps.internet2.edu/)
• Feb. 24, 2006: HPCwire (http://www.hpcwire.com/hpc/570812.html)
• Feb. 17, 2006: UDaily, University of Delaware (http://www.udel.edu/PR/UDaily/2006/feb/science021706.html)

Registration

Registration is free, but required by Feb. 9, 2006. Space is limited and early registration is encouraged.

Call for Presentations

Proposal submission deadlines:

• Talks - Dec. 12, 2005
• Posters - Feb. 10, 2006

The anticipated audience will have a wide range of disciplinary interests and computational backgrounds. We encourage proposals for posters and 30-minute talks that describe a challenging problem whose solution requires advanced computational science techniques, along with how or why it involves these techniques and technologies. Alternatively, talks may discuss current or planned computational science courses at UD.

To encourage poster submissions, the Office of Information Technologies will cover the cost of poster production and mounting for posters meeting certain criteria . [If you are interested in presenting a talk or poster, please read the general information for presentations.]