Write up about the Conference
Attached is the final conference report prepared by Professor Yuan Ping Feng (Chair) and Professor Wenzhou Bao (Co-chair) from the National University Singapore, dowloaded from www.physics.nus.edu.sg.
Feedback on paper presented
The research I presented is still in its early stage, highly exploratory and theoretical. Thus, after presentation, I was asked about future directions.
Future directions of research presented
The research will be extended so as to be able to model actual physical systems.
Potential foreign collaborators
No one specific as of the moment.
Other important contacts and insights
Professor Yuan Ping Feng
Chair, Department of Physics, NUS
(Chair of Local Organizing Committee)
Short write-up of one’s participation (to be used to feature/publicize the grantee’s participation in the conference)
The International Conference on Computational Physics held at the National University of Singapore last January 7-11, 2015 was the 9th in the series, which started in 1988. Each day of the conference began with two plenary lectures, one from a computational physicist and another from an applied mathematician. Beginning mid-morning until late afternoon were several mini-symposia consisting of invited and contributed oral presentations. A poster session was also held in the evening of the second day. The goal was to create a platform for computational physicists, applied mathematicians, materials scientists and engineers to share their work as well as exchange ideas. Out of the 611 registered participants, five were from the Philippines. I attended the conference with Dr. Cristine Villagonzalo and Denny Lane Sombillo, faculty of the the National Institute of Physics (NIP) in UP Diliman, Carlos Baldo III and Neris Ilano, graduate students at NIP and members of the Structure and Dynamics Group (SAND).
