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8 years ago Thanks for the submission! Unfortunately this session has not been selected as part of the program for 2016. Please expect an email from us with further information very soon.
[ ID ] 13ffd0be-6da1-4260-9ff8-f7f45e3acdc9
[ Submitter's Name ] Rufus Chakravarthy Sharma
[ Space ] science [ Secondary Space ] youth
[ Format ] demo, learning-lab
Description
Information and communications technology is driving many of the changes in science, so it's an exciting time to combine the study of computer science with any of the emerging or traditional areas of science. Science also increasingly relies on computing in collecting, storing and analyzing large volumes of data such as computationally intensive simulations of new physical phenomena. It develops scientific thinking skills, including critical analysis and problem-solving ability, and adds computational and complex IT skills, maximizing opportunities for discoveries related to information technology and science.
Agenda
Will be presenting about some very exciting areas where science and computer science can co-exists or where they can be fusioned to give extraordinary outcomes like artificial intelligence, bio-printing (3D-printing human tissue), bioinformatics and biocomputing, cryptography, robotics, geodynamics, meteorology, environmental and 3-D modelling, biomedical computing, and any field where scientific data management (storage, analysis, manipulation and presentation).
Participants
This session provides individual knowledge gain. This can be intended to 5 audience, 25 audience and even 1. To make the session more interesting, a detailing of bio-printing (3D-printing human tissue) or 'Scientific Paper On Black Holes' published by Interstellar Movie Team can be done
Outcome
Audience will understand that science and digital science can do wonders if used, understood and coupled correctly. This will lay a path to many to try their innovations and discoveries.