List of talks

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Wednesday 17 July

Session 1 (13:00–14:30 BST)

Chair: Matthew Scroggs

Welcome and introduction

Modernization of DICOM workflows

Jennings Zhang (Boston Children's Hospital)

Entangled: literate programming and computational notebooks in markdown

Johan Hidding (Netherlands eScience Center)

AcoDyn: fluid dynamics on the GPU powered by Rust

Adrian Paskert (Universität Münster)

RLST: linear algebra frameworks in Rust for the solution of partial differential equations

Timo Betcke (University College London)

Jed Brown (University of Colorado Boulder)

Srinath Kailasa (University College London)

Matthew Scroggs (University College London)

Raphtory: temporal graphs from Scala to Rust

Fabian Murariu

Session 2 (15:00–16:00 BST)

Chair: Srinath Kailasa

Bless: transparently logging program outputs

Rohit Goswami (University of Iceland / Quansight Labs)

A fast electromagnetics library with Rust and Python

James Logan (Commonwealth Fusion Systems)

Matt Vernacchia (Commonwealth Fusion Systems)

sophus-rs

Hauke Strasdat (farm-ng)

Building a compile-time SIMD optimized smoothing filter

Miguel Raz (Ferrous Systems)

Rootfinders for Rust

Owen White (Univeristy of Colorado Boulder)

Daniel Alemayehu (University of Colorado Boulder)

Jed Brown (University of Colorado Boulder)

Session 3 (16:00–17:00 BST)

An interactive session during which participants will be able to talk to the presenters of Wednesday's talks, and meet other workshop participants.

Thursday 18 July

Session 1 (13:00–14:30 BST)

Chair: Chamundeshwari Vadamalai

Rstats: multidimensional data analysis in Rust

Libor Spacek (retired)

Developing a computer algebra system in Rust

Ben Ruijl (Ruijl Research)

Data oriented design with traits

Srinath Kailasa (University College London)

extendr: frictionless bindings for R and Rust

Mossa Merhi Reimert (University of Copenhagen)

Rusting RSRS

Ignacia Fierro Piccardo (University College London)

Physics simulations in Bevy

Mo Bitar (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany)

Session 2 (15:00–15:30 BST)

An interactive session during which participants will be able to talk to the presenters of Thursday's talks, and meet other workshop participants.

Session 3 (15:30–17:00 BST)

An interactive tutorial session during which participants can choose which of a range of tutorials to attend. To be followed by discussion time.

Friday 19 July

Session 1 (13:00–14:30 BST)

Chair: Timo Betcke

An embedded memory cache for persistent memory access

Louis Boulanger (Université Grenoble Alpes, LIG, CNRS, Inria)

Frédéric Wagner (LIG)

Yves Denneulin (LIG)

Polars in the factory: when databases trump collections for modeling

Bartosz Telenczuk (indepedent)

Perpetaul: a hyperparameter-free gradient boosting machine

Mutlu Simsek (Perpetual ML)

Writing maths software in Rust after 20 years of C++: graph isomorphism and groups

Christopher Jefferson (University of Dundee)

Productive and reliable constitutive modeling in Rust

Jed Brown (CU Boulder)

Efficient 1-bit matrix approximations

Alex W. N. Riasanovsky

Sarah El Kazdadi

Session 2 (15:00–16:00 BST)

Chair: Ignacia Fierro Piccardo

Developing Rust-based R packages using the Roxido framework

David B. Dahl (Brigham Young University)

John Whetten (Pentara)

Rusph: a SPH astrophysical simulation code in the Rust programming language

Jacksen Narvaez Coral (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)

Back to basics: rebuilding computational biomechanics crate by crate

Spencer Williams (Biomechanics Foundation, Rice University)

Cargo +GPU build: An early outlook

Manuel Drehwald (LLNL)

Writing a grid library for finite and boundary element methods

Matthew Scroggs (University College London)

Timo Betcke (University College London)

Ignacia Fierro Piccardo (University College London)

Srinath Kailasa (University College London)

Session 3 (16:00–17:00 BST)

An interactive session during which participants will be able to talk to the presenters of Friday's talks, and meet other workshop participants.