High Performance Computing Executive
The HPC Executive provides oversight for the day-to-day management of the advanced computing facilities of the University of Bristol.
HPC Executive Membership
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Professor Simon McIntosh-Smith (Chair)
Department of Computer Science
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Professor Adrian Mulholland (Deputy Chair)
School of Chemistry
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Dr Simon Hanna (Deputy Chair, Teaching)
School of Physics
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Professor Nic Timpson
Professor of Genetic Epidemiology, Principal Investigator of Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), Bristol Medical School (PHS)
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Dr Sadaf Alam
Director of Advanced Computing - Strategy and Academia
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Professor Chris Allen
Department of Aerospace Engineering
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Professor Marton Balasz
Professor of Probability, School of Mathematics
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Dr Laura Ratcliffe
Research Fellow and Proleptic Lecturer, School of Chemistry
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Dr Oliver Lord
Royal Society University Research Fellow and Proleptic Senior Lecturer, School of Earth Sciences
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Dr Danielle Paul
Research Fellow, School of Physiology, Pharmacology & Neuroscience
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Professor Davide Pisani
Professor of Phylogenomics, School of Biological Sciences, School of Earth Sciences
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Dr Se Kyu Choi
Associate Professor, School of Economics
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Dr Laurence Kedward
HPC User Group representative, Research Software Engineer, Department of Aerospace Engineering
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Dr. Sofia Oliveira
HPC User Group Representative, Senior Research Associate, School of Chemistry School of Chemistry
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Guanjiang Chen
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Mechanical Engineering Member of Bristol Doctoral College
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Zoonii J Kayler
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Geographical Sciences Member of Cabot Institute for the Environment and Bristol Doctoral College
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Dr Sebastian East
Lecturer (Assistant Professor), Department of Aerospace Engineering. My research is concerned with problems at the intersection of machine learning, optimization, and control theory.
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Dr Michael Wray
Lecturer (Assistant Professor) of Computer Vision, Department of Computer Science. My research interests are in multi-modal video understanding, particularly for egocentric videos.
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Emeritus Professor David May
Emeritus Professor David May, Computer Science, Fellow of the Royal Society