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Bull and GENCI (the French national High-Performance Computing organization) are keen to encourage the development of computer simulation in France, both in the areas of scientific research and industry. The newly-instigated prize also pays homage to the eminent French scientist Joseph Fourier, who held professorial chairs in Paris and Grenoble, and whose work made such a major contribution to the mathematical modeling of physical phenomena.
The BULL - JOSEPH FOURIER PRIZE will be offering a cash award of €15,000, as well as other awards which will consist of dedicated machine time on supercomputers.
The prize will be awarded to an individual working in the field of computer simulation application parallelization in traditional or hybrid architectures, under the auspices of a French R&D laboratory, whether in the public or private sector.
A selection committee will chose the most deserving candidates to go forward to the final judging process. This will be carried out by a Jury, who will evaluate the work of these applicants and award the 2009 BULL – JOSEPH FOURIER PRIZE. Both the selection committee and the Jury will be made up of independent experts from the worlds of research and industry, who are recognized for their very high levels of expertise. If you are interested in taking part, finding out more, or downloading background information and poster, please visit:
www.prix-bull-fourier.fr
Please feel free to share this information widely with your contacts. Posters and brochures are available to help you spread the word.
10 April 2009: Deadline for submitting projects for the 2009 BULL - JOSEPH FOURIER PRIZE
22 May 2009: List of shortlisted candidates published
June 2009: Prize awarded by an independent Jury of French experts from scientific research and industry
For more information, please get in touch via :
info@prix-bull-fourier.fr |