Oxford researchers working with GPUs
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Biochemistry:
Mark Sansom, Phil Biggin: NAMD and Gromacs molecular dynamics simulations
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Chemistry:
Peter Hore, Jason Lau: magnetic field effects
Rob Paton: organic chemistry
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Computer Science:
Luke Cartey, Oege de Moor: high-level domain-specific language design for bioinformatics
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Engineering:
Ian Reid, Carl Ren: computer vision
Stephen Roberts: scalable Bayesian inference, large network analysis, multi-agent systems, distributed control, human-agent collectives, astrostatistics
Stefano Utili: soil mechanics using discrete element methods
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Maths:
Guido Klingbeil: biological stochastic simulation
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OeRC:
Mike Giles, Gihan Mudalige: OP2 library development for unstructured grid PDE methods
Wes Armour, Fred Dulwich, Ben Mort, Chris Williams: astrophysics
Jeyan Thiyagalingam, Anne Trefethen: energy efficient algorithms and high-level programming abstractions for GPUs
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Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance:
Terry Lyons: "rough paths" simulations
Mike Giles: Monte Carlo and finite difference methods
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Physics:
Aris Karastergiou: astrophysics
Jon Doye, Flavio Romano, Petr Sulc: DNA self-assembly and simulation of DNA strand interactions
Irwin Zaid: analysis of bacteria
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Statistics:
Charlotte Deane: knowledge extraction from compound libraries
Chris Holmes, Anthony Lee, Chris Yau: sequential Monte Carlo / particle filters
Arnaud Doucet, Chris Holmes, Anthony Lee: genetic association studies
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Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics:
Gerton Lunter: human genome sequencing