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Center for Nonlinear Studies |
Over the past few years both computing and experiments have seen tremendous technical changes, these developments have ushered in a new era of shared interests between the two usually distinct domains. Hereby, for the first time each side has an equal amount of relevant expertise to offer the other. On the computing side we see support for the planning of new experimental facilities, experimental analysis and interpretation, whereas on the experimental side we see support in validating computational models, new materials designs for novel computing devices (Quantum and beyond), expertise in high speed data analysis and reduction. This talk will present some of the latest developments in this field, specifically focused experimental analysis and interpretation, as well as high speed data analysis and experimental steering approaches.
Host: Curt Canada