Summary
Spotlight speakers (in order):
Karin Sigloch (Oxford) - “Seismic tomography”
Aris Karastergiou (Oxford) - “Pulsars”
Juha Jäykkä (Cambridge) - “Algorithms to Architectures”
Stephen Smartt (Belfast) - “Big Data problems for transient sky surveys in astronomy”
Peter Coveney (UCL) - “Compute and data-intensive simulations, error analysis & control in the chemical sciences”
Thomas Kitching (MSSL) - “Euclid”
Eiko Yoneki (Cambridge) - “Efficient massive-scale graph processing”
Jonathan Gair (Edinburgh) - “Challenges in data analysis for gravitational wave detectors”
Tim Scanlon (UCL) - “Big Data at the Large Hadron Collider”
Alan Heavens (Imperial) - “Many data: few numbers; many data: many numbers”
Sjoerd de Ridder (Edinburgh) - “Analysing data from Large N permanent seismic stations to monitor subsurface processes”
Serena Viti (UCL) - “Data science challenges and solutions in astrochemistry”
David Wallom (Oxford) - “Creating insight from Big Data in Energy and the environment”
