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The researcher at Imperial College of London, and Chief Scientific Adviser at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, discusses the rise in simulation and what the future may hold for scientific computing.
Computer based, attention diverting technologies, improve year on year, facilitated by a steady increase in ‘computer power’. When and why that increase will end has been discussed endlessly for years, but the computers don’t listen and continue to advance. Furthermore, that growth is not linear. Professor Robin Grimes, Chief Scientific Adviser at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, discusses the rise in simulation and what the future may hold for scientific computing.
Date: Aug 25, 2015 at 15:00 h
Venue: Center for Mathematical Modeling, John von Neumann seminar room. Beauchef 851, North Building, 7th floor. Santiago
Speaker: Robin Grimes
Affiliation: Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Government
Venue: Center for Mathematical Modeling, John von Neumann seminar room. Beauchef 851, North Building, 7th floor. Santiago
Speaker: Robin Grimes
Affiliation: Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Government
