Welcome to the School of Computational Science
The School of Computational Science (SCS) is the focal point of scientific computing activities at FSU. Computational science involves the invention, implementation, testing, and application of algorithms and software used to solve scientific and engineering problems. The SCS provides a venue for multidisciplinary research and teaching, bringing together computer scientists and mathematicians who are primarily interested in developing knowledge and tools in computational science alongside computationally oriented researchers who apply these techniques in a variety of disciplines.
Featured Research
From Greek frogs to modern computer tools
A recent article in Science suggests that the number of whales before hunting started was much larger than anyone has suspected. These controversial results originated from calculations on genetic variation among today's whales. Peter Beerli at SCS developed the method and the computer tool used in the study. [More]
Recent Publications
Hongzhi Li, Mikolai Fajer, Wei Yang Dennis W. Duke
The Second Lunar Anomaly in Ancient Indian Astronomy
Ibrahim Abou Hamad, Daniel T. Robb, Per Arne RikvoldNew cyclic voltammetry method for examining phase transitions: Simulated results
Milija Zupanski, I. Michael NavonPredictability, Observations and Uncertainties in Geosciences
C. C. Kuranz et al.Assessing mix layer amplitude in 3D decelerating interface experiments
