Interdisciplinary STEM Forum on Research and Computing
On April 30, 2012, Dan Reynolds (SMU Mathematics, below left), Dieter Cremer (SMU Chemistry, below, second-from-left), John Wise (SMU Biology, below, third-from-left), and Stephen Sekula (SMU Physics, below, right) discussed the crossing of boundaries in mathematics, chemistry, biology, physics, medicine, and computation. The audio of the event (moderated by SMU Department of Physics Chair Fred Olness) is available for streaming or download below. The slides presented by each speaker are also available, so that you can follow along with the audio or read on your own.
SLIDES
- Dan Reynolds - "Interdisciplinary Research (Math/Physics/Computer Science): Large-Scale Simulation of Complex Multi-Physics Processes" (Audio Timecode: 00:36)
- Dieter Cremer - "Chemistry, Quantum Mechanics, Applied Mathematics, Computer Programming, and Electronic Structure Theory" (Audio Timecode: 17:04)
- John Wise - "Failed Chemotherapies - Regaining Hope, SMU High Performance Computing Cancer Research" (Audio Timecode: 36:35)
- Steve Sekula - "Computing the Collider" (Audio Timecode: 54:43)
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