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Breakout Groups for Day 1 – April 17, 2007 B1. Improve our understanding of complex biogeochemical (C, N, P, etc.) cycles that underpin global ecosystems functions and control the sustainability of life on Earth. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ORNL NOTE - Topic 6 will also be discussed along with Topic 1 in breakout group B1. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ORNL, ANL B2. Develop and optimize new pathways for renewable energy production and development of long-term secure nuclear energy sources, through computational nanoscience and physics-based engineering models. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ORNL, ANL B3. Enhance our understanding of the roles and functions carried out by microbial life on Earth, and adapt these capabilities for human use, through bioinformatics and computational biology. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ANL B9. Develop a “cosmic simulator” capability that integrates increasingly complex astrophysical measurements with simulations of the growth and evolution of structure in the universe, linking the known laws of microphysics to the macro world. Develop large-scale, special-purpose computing devices and innovative algorithm development to achieve this goal. Town hall coverage: LBNL Breakout Groups for Day 2 – April 18, 2007 B4. Develop tools and methods to protect the distributed information technology infrastructure: ensuring network security, preventing disruption of our communications infrastructure, and defending distributed systems against attacks. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ANL B5. Drive innovation at the frontiers of computer architecture and information technology, preparing the way for ubiquitous adoption of parallel computing, power-efficient systems, and the software and architectures needed for a decade of increased capabilities. Accelerate the development of special-purpose devices that have the potential to change the simulation paradigm for certain science disciplines. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ORNL, ANL B7. Advance mathematical and algorithmic foundations to support scientific computing in emerging disciplines such as molecular self- assembly, systems biology, behavior of complex systems, agent-based modeling and evolutionary and adaptive computing. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ANL B8. Integrate large, complex, and possibly distributed software systems with components derived from multiple applications domains and with distributed data gathering and analysis tools. Town hall coverage: LBNL, ORNL, ANL Not covered in Berkeley 10. Manufacturing?? ANL team leader: More, Hassanein, with Bair
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