Registration open
Registration is open at the University of Cambridge shop until 31 May.
PDESoft 2024
PDE software frameworks conference, 1-3 July 2024, Cambridge, UK
The numerical solution of partial differential equations (PDEs) is important across a wide range of fields. Simulation codes underpin this need and are employed in many areas of science and engineering, from forecasting the weather, to predicting the flow field around aircraft, through to predictive simulations for biomedical applications, amongst many other examples.
PDESoft 2024 is an opportunity for users and developers of software tools for solving PDEs and allied areas to come together to present and discuss current and future directions of research.
Areas of focus include:
- numerical PDE solvers
- new and novel software tools for solving PDEs, including machine learning techniques
- parallel and high-performance computing, including at exascale
- algorithmic and software techniques for novel hardware
- numerical linear algebra and preconditioning
- model order reduction
- meshing tools
- data visualisation
- user interfaces to scientific software
- any other part of the PDE toolchain
PDESoft 2024 will be held at the Møller Institute, Churchill College, Cambridge.
PDESoft 2024 follows in the successful footsteps of PDESoft 2012 in Münster, PDESoft 2014 in Heidelberg, PDESoft 2016 in Warwick and PDESoft 2018 in Bergen.
Talks and posters
Invited speakers
We are pleased to announce that Joachim Schöberl (TU Wien) will be speaking about Netgen/NGSolve, and April Novak (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) will be speaking about MOOSE and ECP. More information about invited speakers will be updated in the programme schedule, when published.
Submitting a presentation
To present a talk or poster at PDESoft 2024, use the form on the Talk/poster submission page. PDESoft 2024 will emphasise an open and inclusive atmosphere, and we encourage proposals from a diverse range of scientific areas and backgrounds.
The deadline for submissions is 17 May 2024
Registration
Registration to attend PDESoft 2024 is open, and can be completed via the University of Cambridge shop. Registrations will close on 31 May 2024. Registration includes:
- Attendance at all conference sessions.
- Lunches at the Møller Institute.
- Conference dinner on 1 July at Magdalene College.
More information can be found on the registrations page.
Travel and accommodation
Accommodation is not included in the conference fee. We recommend one of the following options:
- A limited number of rooms are available at the Møller Institute: email Moller.Reception@chu.cam.ac.uk, quoting the reference KX 50727.
- The Hyatt Centric is a 15 minute walk from the conference venue, and is offering a conference rate (via this link).
- Premier Inn Cambridge North
The conference will begin at 10:00am BST on Monday 1 July and will end at 3:00pm BST on Wednesday 3 July. The Møller Institute is easily reachable from Cambridge rail station by bus or taxi.
More information can be found on the travel and accommodation page.
Scientific committee
- Jed Brown, University of Colorado
- Donna Calhoun, Boise State University
- Christian Engwer, Universität Münster
- David Ham, Imperial College London
- Timo Heister, Clemson University
- Robert Klöfkorn, Lunds Universitet
- Tzanio Kolev, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- Martin Kronbichler, Universität Augsburg
- Sylvain Laizet, Imperial College London
- Marie Rognes, Simula Oslo
- Miriam Schulte, Universität Stuttgart
- Garth Wells, University of Cambridge
- Michèle Weiland, Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
- Ulrike Yang, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Local organising committee
- Jack Betteridge, Imperial College London
- Joe Dean, University of Cambridge
- Hilde Hambro, University of Cambridge
- Chris Richardson, University of Cambridge
- Matthew Scroggs, University College London
- Nirav Shah, University of Cambridge
- Garth Wells, University of Cambridge
You can contact the local organising committee with any questions about the conference by emailing contact@pdesoft.org
Code of conduct
We request that all conference attendees adhere to our code of conduct (based on the Contributor Covenant). Any issues and concerns can be raised by approaching any of the conference organisers at the conference, or by contacting the team at conduct@pdesoft.org