XXXII IUPAP Conference on Computational Physics 2020<\/p>\n
COVENTRY, ENGLAND
\nAugust 2 – 6, 2020<\/p>\n
https:\/\/ccp2020.complexity-coventry.org\/<\/a> Dear Colleagues,<\/p>\n We would like to announce the 32nd Conference on Computational Physics<\/strong> that is The scientific programme will consist of plenary lectures held mainly in the mornings PLENARY SPEAKERS<\/strong><\/p>\n Dwight Barkley (U Warwick) (* to be confirmed)<\/p>\n REGISTRATION AND DEADLINES<\/strong><\/p>\n Registration for participation and as well as the submission of contributions to the https:\/\/ccp2020.complexity-coventry.org\/registration.php<\/a><\/p>\n Registration is open until May 15, 2020.<\/strong><\/p>\n FORMAT<\/strong><\/p>\n The meeting is set to begin in the morning of Monday, August 3rd and ends in the late There will be a social dinner on the evening of August 5th.<\/p>\n VISAS AND SUPPORT<\/strong><\/p>\n Limited support is available for graduate students and participants from less Invitation letters for visa applications will be provided to registered ACCOMMODATION<\/strong><\/p>\n Participants (apart from plenary speakers) are requested to arrange accommodation CORONAVIRUS<\/strong><\/p>\n The organizers are of course aware of the uncertainties surrounding the pandemic INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD<\/strong><\/p>\n Joan Adler, Technion PROGRAM COMMITTEE<\/strong><\/p>\n The main responsibility for the scientific program rests with the program committee<\/p>\n Statistical mechanics and complex systems: Soft matter, biophysics: Materials and nano-science: Fluid dynamics: Quantum many-body physics: Quantum computing: Lattice field theory: Astrophysics, gravitation, cosmology: Novel hardware and software: Computational physics education: Machine learning and algorithms: Geophysics and porous media: LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE<\/strong><\/p>\n Damien Foster CCP2020<\/strong> website: https:\/\/ccp2020.complexity-coventry.org\/<\/a> **** Please bring this conference to the attention of graduate students, postdocs and colleagues who may be interested ****<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" XXXII IUPAP Conference on Computational Physics 2020 COVENTRY, ENGLAND August 2 – 6, 2020 https:\/\/ccp2020.complexity-coventry.org\/ e-mail: ccp2020@coventry.ac.uk Dear Colleagues, We would like to announce the 32nd Conference on Computational Physics that is scheduled to take place in Coventry, England, between …<\/p>\n
\ne-mail: ccp2020@coventry.ac.uk<\/a><\/p>\n
\nscheduled to take place in Coventry<\/strong>, England, between the 2nd and 6th of August,
\n2020, and invite you to participate. It is the leading international conference
\nin its area, covering all aspects of computational physics. In particular, the
\nmain topics are:<\/p>\n\n
\nand a program of parallel sessions in the afternoons with invited and contributed
\noral presentations, as well as a poster session.<\/p>\n
\nG\u00e1bor Cs\u00e1nyi (U Cambridge)
\nRichard Brower* (Boston U)
\nChristine Davies (U Glasgow)
\nClaudia Draxl* (HU Berlin)
\nAnnalisa Pillepich (MPA, Heidelberg)
\nFrank Pollmann (TU Munich)
\nAndrew Saxe (U Oxford)
\nOlga Shishkina (MPI-DS, G\u00f6ttingen)
\nDavid Thirumalai (UT Austin)
\nBrigitta Whaley* (UC Berkeley)
\nAndy Woods* (U Cambridge)<\/p>\n
\nprogram are possible online at the conference website<\/p>\n
\nafternoon of Thursday, August 6. There will be a welcome reception and registration
\nopportunity in the evening of August 2nd (Sunday).<\/p>\n
\neconomically developed countries. Support requests can be submitted as part of the
\nregistration process until May 15.<\/p>\n
\nparticipants. For details on visa applications, please consult the sources mentioned
\non the conference website.<\/p>\n
\nindividually. There are a number of hotels nearby. Also, a limited number of
\ndiscounted accommodation options in the university residences is available. For
\ndetails please see the ‘travel’ section of the conference website.<\/p>\n
\nspread of coronavirus, and we are monitoring the situation closely.\u00a0 Should it be
\nrequired to move or cancel the event, all registration fees will be fully
\nrefunded. We strive to take a final decision no later than June 2 to avoid
\nparticipants losing money through travel and accommodation bookings or visa
\napplications.<\/p>\n
\nNithaya Chetty, Wits U, Johannesburg
\nMei-Yin Chou, Academia Sinica
\nBismarck Vaz da Costa, UFMG, Belo Horizonte
\nYuan Ping Feng, NUS, Singapore
\nSuklyun Hong, Sejong U
\nAndrew Horsfield, Imperial
\nTrevis Humble, ORNL
\nBarry Klein, UC Davies
\nGeorg Kresse, U Vienna
\nDavid Landau, UGA, Athens
\nHai-Qing Lin, CSRC, Beijing
\nRichard Liska, TU Prague
\nPriya Mahadevan, Bose Centre, Kolkata
\nRegina Maphanga, U Limpopo
\nSitangshu Bikas Santra, IIT Guwahati
\nLev Shchur, Landau Institute
\nLaurette Tuckerman, ESPCI
\nRoser Valent\u00ed, U Frankfurt
\nDaniel Vizman, UVT, Timisoara
\nRodolphe Vuilleumier, ENS, Paris
\nXiaoqun Wang, SJTU, Shanghai
\nRenata Wentzcovitch, Columbia U
\nJunyi Zhu, CU Hong Kong<\/p>\n
\nWolfhard Janke, U Leipzig (chair)<\/p>\n
\nJulia Yeomans, U Oxford (chair)
\nAnna Balazs, U Pittsburgh
\nChangbong Hyeon, KIAS, Seoul<\/p>\n
\nLuca Ghiringhelli, FHI, Berlin (chair)
\nFrancesca Baletto, King’s College London
\nSilvana Botti, U Jena
\nBryan Goldsmith, U Michigan, Ann Arbor
\nJames Kermode, U Warwick
\nSergey Levchenko, Skolkovo, Moscow<\/p>\n
\nGreg Sheard, Monash (chair)
\nBruno Carmo, U Sao Paulo
\nWisam Al Saadi, Australian College of Kuwait<\/p>\n
\nAnders Sandvik, Boston U (chair)
\nSylvain Capponi, U Toulouse
\nKedar Damle, TIFR Mumbai
\nChisa Hotta, U Tokyo
\nShiwei Zhang, Flatiron Institute<\/p>\n
\nStephen Jordan, Microsoft (chair)
\nDavid Gosset, U Waterloo
\nPeter Love, Tufts U
\nBei Zeng, U Guelph<\/p>\n
\nConstantina Alexandrou, Cyprus Institute (chair)
\nGert Aarts, Swansea
\nKarl Jansen, DESY Zeuthen
\nAida X. El-Khadra, U Illinois, Urbana-Champaign<\/p>\n
\nRichard Bower, U Durham (chair)
\nDebora Sijacki, U Cambridge
\nAndrew Wetzel, UC Davis<\/p>\n
\nMassimo Bernaschi, NRC, Rome (chair)
\nValeri Halyo, U Princeton
\nVictor Martin-Mayor, U Complutense, Madrid<\/p>\n
\nJoan Adler, Technion (chair)
\nAmy Graves, Swarthmore College<\/p>\n
\nLenka Zdeborova, Paris (chair)
\nChiara Cammarota, King’s College London
\nAlexander Hartmann, U Oldenburg
\nEhsan Katami, San Jose State U
\nMaria Schuld, KwaZulu-Natal
\nPan Zhang, CAS, Beijing<\/p>\n
\nSteve Tobias, U Leeds (chair)
\nEmannuel Dormy, CNRS, Paris
\nGeoff Vallis, U Exeter<\/p>\n
\nNikolaos G. Fytas
\nCharo del Genio
\nRan Holtzman
\nSusanne Horn
\nRalph Kenna
\nAbhishek Kumar
\nAlban Potherat
\nMartin Weigel (chair)
\nTaras Yavors’kii<\/p>\n
\nCentre for Fluid and Complex Systems
\nFaculty for Engineering, Computing and Mathematics
\nCoventry University
\nCoventry CV1 5FB
\nEngland<\/p>\n
\ne-mail: ccp2020@coventry.ac.uk<\/a><\/p>\n