Dr James Anderson’s talk on Extreme Parallel Computing – The Man, Machine and the Maths behind it was well attended with many new faces. James explained the problems for computing resulting from the exceptions that occur in conventional mathematics, such as the inability to divide by zero, and put forward the alternative approach of transreal… Read more »
Category: Events
Past events at BCS Oxfordshire. For a list of coming events visit our Programme page.
Extreme Parallel Computing – The Man, Machine & the Maths Behind It
Dr. James Anderson, Lecturer in Computer Science, Reading University Thursday 16th June 2011 – 7:30pm Venue: Oxford e-Research Centre, 6 Keble Road, Oxford, OX1 3QG Abstract: The operations of a total arithmetic can be applied to any numbers with the result being a number. Such arithmetics have no arithmetical exceptions so they can be… Read more »
The Dependability of Complex Socio-Technical Infrastructure
Monday 6th June 2011, at 5pm Oxford e-Research Centre Access Grid Room Prof. Ross Anderson Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, would like to invite the BCS Oxfordshire members to a forthcoming event at Oxford University that we thought they would find interesting. Prof Ross Anderson from Cambridge University, one of the world’s leading computer… Read more »
IT training and professional development–A Debate
Thursday, 19 May 2011 – IT training and professional development @ 7 for 7.30pm Venue: Oxford e-Research Centre, 6 Keble Road, Oxford OX1 3QG In these financially constrained times, the pressure to reduce the spend on IT training has never been greater but the skills required by professionals in the IT industry continue to develop.… Read more »
A spectacular evening at Science Oxford Live
SCIENCE OXFORD LIVE Thursday, 26 May 2011 8:00pm – £5 per person or £16 per group (up to 5) PechaKucha is a presentation format where you show 20 slides, each for only 20 seconds. The slides change automatically so the presenter has to keep up with the fast paced slide show. In Science Oxford Lives… Read more »