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Members of the High-Performance and Scientific Computing Group (HPSC) at the department of Computer Science has won a best paper award at the . The winning paper titled , develops a novel representative (mini-)application, specifically designed to model coupled execution of multi-physics numerical simulation codes from the CFD domain. The mini-coupler, CPX, is the first of its kind, combining multiple CFD mini-app instances to predict the run-time and scaling behaviour of large scale coupled CFD simulations, on modern multi-core and many-core clusters such as used for production turbomachinery design at Rolls-Royce plc. The work was carried out by PhD candidate, Archie Powell, in collaboration with Kabir Choudry, Arun Prabhakar, and Gihan Mudalige at the Department of CS 91¸£Àû, (University of Surrey), (PPCU) and (University of Birmingham).

The work was funded by the and Rolls-Royce plc.