HetSys News
Eat, Sleep, Code, Repeat: Tips for Early-Career Researchers in Computational Science
With the increasing influx of students from diverse backgrounds joining the ever-popular field, this short guide aims to help students navigate through the various computational techniques that they are likely to encounter during their studies. This fantastic initiative of HetSys CDT, Maths and Diamond CDT UoW students is now online (arXiv.org) and published in the European Physical Journal Plus- well done to Idil Ismail, Shayantan Chaudhuri, Dylan Morgan, Christopher D. Woodgate, Ziad Fakhoury, James M. Targett, Charlie Pilgrim and Carlo Maino. Eat, Sleep, Code, Repeat: Tips for Early-Career Researchers in Computational Science.
Meet physicist Connor, a PhD student at the University of Warwick, who was first introduced to computational physics at AWE
Connor Allen (one of our HetSys students from Cohort 2) shares his views on Computational Physics, his involvement with AWE and the importance of encouraging young people into STEM. Read the full article here.
The current landscape for women in computational materials research
Dr. Livia Bartok-Partay, a member of HetSys' management and core team, and two colleagues have had their thought provoking analysis of the current participation of women in computational materials science published as an article in the journal npj computational materials.
You can read the article online here.
You can read more about Livia's work here.