Research Programming Technical Social October 2015
Date and time
Location
Nyholm Room and Ramsay Lecture Theatre
Christopher Ingold Building London United KingdomDescription
Tuesday 10 November 2015: Dr Marzia Rivi, “Parallel programming: a brief discussion”
Are you a UCL student or staff member who builds or maintains software for research?
Would you like to? Is writing code part of your scientific or scholarly life?
Please join us for the UCL Research Programming Technical Socials.
In these informal events, you can learn about useful tools and techniques which will help with your research while meeting other students and staff who use computers for science.
These are held monthly, 16.30-18.00, with a format as follows:
- 1630-1710: Short talk on a tool, program, environment, language or technique of general interest to programming researchers.
- 1710-1800: Discussion of a matter of interest to programming researchers, inspired by the talk, over pizza and drinks.
This event:
- Tuesday 10 November 2015: Dr Marzia Rivi, “Parallel programming: a brief discussion”
Future events:
- Wednesday 9 December 2015: Dr Dan Buchan, “Not Invented Here”
- Wednesday 9 September 2015: Dr Ulf Schiller, "Numerical Approximation, Friend or Foe"
Organised by
UCL Research IT Services (RITS) deliver a range of services to help researchers make the best use of computing when managing and carrying out their work. Our services include research software development, high performance computing, research data management and research information management.