Second Frontiers in Computational Physics Conference: Energy Sciences

Computational science uses computers to analyse and solve scientific problems, as a complement to theory and experimental observation. It plays a major role in energy sciences by enabling imaging, data analysis and simulation for applications ranging from nuclear to solar and wind energy. This conference is dedicated to such computational methods in areas of multi-scale/multi-physics and their role in helping shape research frontiers in Energy research.

The three day conference will provide an international forum for sharing experiences and knowledge on advanced models and computational techniques for Energy systems. It will focus on applications related to combustion, nuclear energy and renewable energy as well as processes of exploration, conversion and conservation.