Computational frontiers in scientific discovery, London, UK
4 November 2010 - 4 November 2010
United Kingdom
An event entitled Computational frontiers in scientific discovery' will take place on 4 November 2010 in London, UK.
Since 2006, the Royal Society of the United Kingdom and the Académie des sciences of France have awarded an annual prize to honour scientists whose developments of novel computational methods have had a major impact in their area of scientific discovery.
This event will bring together past award winners and leading scientists from a variety of disciplines, ranging from astrophysics and climate prediction, to genome biology and human variation. Discussions will explore the similarities and differences between computational approaches across different disciplines and highlight potential synergies where one discipline can learn from another, speeding up the process of discovery.For further information, please visit: http://royalsociety.org/computational-frontiers/(opens in new window)
Since 2006, the Royal Society of the United Kingdom and the Académie des sciences of France have awarded an annual prize to honour scientists whose developments of novel computational methods have had a major impact in their area of scientific discovery.
This event will bring together past award winners and leading scientists from a variety of disciplines, ranging from astrophysics and climate prediction, to genome biology and human variation. Discussions will explore the similarities and differences between computational approaches across different disciplines and highlight potential synergies where one discipline can learn from another, speeding up the process of discovery.For further information, please visit: http://royalsociety.org/computational-frontiers/(opens in new window)