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Professor G Gorman |
| Organisation: |
Imperial College London |
| Department: |
Earth Science and Engineering |
| Current EPSRC-Supported Research
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Artificial Intelligence
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Computer Sys. & Architecture
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High Performance Computing
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Parallel Computing
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Software Engineering
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| Current EPSRC Support |
| EP/W007789/1 | Efficient Cross-Domain DSL Development for Exascale | (P) |
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| Previous EPSRC Support |
| EP/V001493/1 | Gen X: ExCALIBUR working group on Exascale continuum mechanics through code generation. | (C) |
| EP/R029423/1 | PRISM: Platform for Research In Simulation Methods | (C) |
| EP/N010221/1 | Managing Air for Green Inner Cities | (C) |
| EP/M011054/1 | A new simulation and optimisation platform for marine technology | (C) |
| EP/M019721/1 | Driving UK HPC enabled science and innovation through US collaborations 2014 | (P) |
| EP/L000407/1 | Platform: Underpinning Technologies for Finite Element Simulation | (C) |
| EP/L019035/1 | Driving UK HPC enabled science and innovation through US collaborations | (P) |
| EP/J002011/1 | Adaptive hierarchical radiation transport methods to meet future challenges in reactor physics | (C) |
| EP/I003010/1 | COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING FOR ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS | (C) |
| EP/I00405X/1 | Advanced new methods for multi-scale free surface regional ocean modelling with adjoint data assimilation | (C) |
| EP/H030123/1 | GGS - Modelling forces and stresses in gigantic granular systems for coastal engineers | (C) |
| EP/I006265/1 | Realising the Commercial Potential of the Multi-Physics and Multi-Scale FETCH Technology for Nuclear Safety Applications | (C) |
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Key: (P)=Principal Investigator, (C)=Co-Investigator, (R)=Researcher Co-Investigator
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