Special section: CompSci07, Computational Science 2007: Interdisciplinary challenges and perspectives, from the Grid to e-Science

JF Annett; Coveney P.V.

Special section: CompSci07, Computational Science 2007: Interdisciplinary challenges and perspectives, from the Grid to e-Science

JF Annett, Coveney P.V.

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Abstract

The conference Computational Science 2007: Interdisciplinary Challenges and Perspectives, from the Grid to e-Science took place from 25–26 June 2007 at the Royal Society, London. The theme of the conference was the unified nature of computational science today, whose interdisciplinary methods transcend any specific scientific domain. In keeping with the recommendations of the International Review of UK Research Using High Performance Computing, the UK Strategic Framework for High End Computing, and the EPSRC’s Action Plan, one aim of this conference was to help to build a computational science community within the UK, spanning all current, impending and anticipated future areas of activity.

Translated title of the contribution	Special section: CompSci07, Computational Science 2007: Interdisciplinary challenges and perspectives, from the Grid to e-Science
Original language	English
Journal	Future Generation Computer Systems
Volume	26
Publication status	Published - 2010

Bibliographical note

Other: Editorial

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Annett, JF., & P.V., C. (2010). Special section: CompSci07, Computational Science 2007: Interdisciplinary challenges and perspectives, from the Grid to e-Science. Future Generation Computer Systems, 26. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167739X09001599

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