Introduction to the Workshop - Day 1

• Roger Barlow (University of Huddersfield (GB))

Room: Training Suite

Basic use of the system and job submission

• Rob Allan (STFC)

Introduction to running ELEGANT on Sid

• Peter Williams

Room: Training Suite

Introduction to using GENESIS on Sid

• David Dunning (STFC)

Room: Training Suite

Practical session for ELEGANT and GENESIS

Introduction to running VORPAL on SID

• Jonny Smith (Tech-X)

Room: Training Suite

Introduction to the Workshop - Day 2

• Roger Barlow (University of Huddersfield (GB))

Introduction to HPC and parallel architectures: hardware

• Jonathan Follows (Hartree Centre)

Introduction to HPC and parallel architectures : software

• Mike Ashworth

Doing more in less time - Some examples of task farming and parallel computing in computational solid state chemistry.

• David Cooke (Huddersfield University)

The Puffin code for Free Electron Laser simulation

• Lawrence Campbell (Strathclyde)

Experience with GPMAD

• Sam Tygier (Manchester)

Multi-objective genetic optimisation

• Bas van der Geer (Pulsar Physics)

OPAL and FEMAXX - Parallel Codes for Particle Accelerator Modelling

• Andreas Adelmann (PSI)

Multithreading in the MERLIN simulation program

• James Molson

Experiences with a CONDOR pool

• Chris Lingwood (Lancaster)

Parallel solution of large sparse linear equation systems

• Rashid Mehmood (Huddersfield)

Parallelising Geant4

• John Allison

A parallel differential algebra code: tackling an apparently linear problem with openmp.

• David Robert Brett (University of Manchester (GB))

Multipactor Simulations with VORPAL

• Chris Lingwood

Introduction to the workshop - Day 3

• Roger Barlow (University of Huddersfield (GB))

What are the physics research challenges?

• Christopher Prior (STFC)

What are the new techniques and algorithms available?

• Michael Gleaves

Facilitated by Michael Gleaves

STFC Knowledge Exchange Funding Schemes

• Vlad Skarda (STFC)

EU funding schemes

• Mark Howitt

Discussion on funding possibilities

What next? Possible collaborations and proposals

• Swapan Chattopadhyay (Cockcroft Institute, UK)