Presentation and Poster Voting Form

We invite all participants in the HetSys Summer Conference to submit their rankings of the talks and posters presented during the course of the event.

These rankings will help the committee decide who should receive this years' prizes.

We are looking for presentations which stand out in terms of both science and the quality of the talks\posters

Please use the form below to submit your 'Top 3' for both the talks and the posters.

Senior Cohort Presentations

Name and Presentation

1st Choice

2nd Choice

3rd Choice

Arre Rajkumar: A data-driven approach to modelling the mechanics of block copolymer nanocomposites

Idil Ismail: High Throughput screening of mechanistic hypotheses using machine-learning and multi-criteria decision making

Chris Woodgate: Compositional Order in Multicomponent Medium and High Entropy Alloys

Matt Harrison: Estimation of auto-covariance of log hydraulic conductivity from Generalized sub-Gaussian porosity and particle size random fields’

Kat Blow: A Question of Sampling

Carlo Maino: Excited-State Machine Learning for Chromophores in Complex Environments

Jingbang Liu: The Nano-Physics of Spreading: A Fluctuating Hydrodynamics Study

Andrew Angus: Data-Driven Modelling of Stimulated Raman Scattering in Ignition-Scale ICF Simulations

Poster Presentations from Cohort 2

Name and presentation

1st Choice

2nd Choice

3rd Choice

Omar Adesida: Nested Sampling as a Tool for Generating Phase Diagrams for Organic “Toy” Molecules

Iain Best: Uncertainty Quantification for Interatomic Potentials

Joe Gilkes: Building a Database for DFTB Parametrisation

Tadashi Matsumoto: Adaptive probabilistic meshless methods for evolutionary systems

Lakshmi Shenoy: Simulating fracture in irradiated materials

James Targett: Theoretical Studies of Thermal Conduction in Molecular Junctions

Connor Allen: Gaussian Approximation Potentials for Ti based alloys

Adam Fisher: Using Kinetic Monte Carlo to Investigate NiAl Superalloys

Peter Lewin-Jones: Nanoscale Contact Dynamics Beneath Impacting Droplets

Charlotte Rogerson: Validating Hydrodynamic Codes with ICF Shock Timing Data

Alisdair Soppitt: Statistics of porous media attributes and mixing processes state variables across scales

Steven Tseng: It’s all in the Structure: Transforming drug design by bringing together molecular simulations and machine learning

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