Details of Grant 

EPSRC Reference:	EP/J010553/1
Title:	Algorithms and Software for Emerging Architectures (ASEArch)
Principal Investigator:	Giles, Professor M
Other Investigators:	De Roure, Professor D Scott, Professor JA Follows, Mr J Gould, Professor N Trefethen, Professor AE Ashworth, Dr M
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Department:	Oxford e-Research Centre
Organisation:	University of Oxford
Scheme:	Standard Research
Starts:	01 November 2011	Ends:	30 April 2015	Value (£):	482,865
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:	High Performance Computing
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:	Information Technologies
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Panel History:	Panel Date Panel Name Outcome 23 Aug 2011 Collaborative Computational Projects Announced
Summary on Grant Application Form
Advanced computing is an essential tool in addressing scientific problems of national interest, including climate change, nanoscience, the virtual human, new materials, next-generation power sources and astrophysics; as importantly it is equally essential to solve commercial and industrial problems in financial modelling, engineering, and real-time decision systems. In recent years the computer systems that underpin these software applications have changed radically and it is no longer possible to simply run the same application software efficiently on new machines. This CCP will address this challenge by creating new knowledge regarding new hardware and software systems and disseminating to other computational science groups. That dissemination will occur through publications, workshops, in-depth study groups, new algorithms and software kernels. The CCP is building on, and leveraging, several existing networks and institutes and is well positioned to leverage international efforts too. There is agreed engagement with the application-driven CCPs and a broad range of network collaborators. The activity will have impact on academic computational scientist through direct engagement, availability of technology watch outputs; reports on best practice; papers on new algorithms; and open source software. Through the engagement of our industry partners and appropriate knowledge transfer network we will also have impact on commercial applications.
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Project URL:	http://www.oerc.ox.ac.uk/research/asearch
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