Parallel software architecture for the next generation of glucose monitoring

A Software Architecture for Next-Generation Cyber-Physical Systems

Software Architecture: The Next Step

This position paper makes the following claims that, in our opinion, are worthwhile to discuss at the workshop. 1) The first phase of software architecture research, where the key concepts are components and connectors, has matured the technology to a level where industry adoption is wide-spread and few fundamental issues remain. 2) The traditional view on software architecture suffers from a n...

Parallel Matlab: The Next Generation

The true costs of high performance computing are currently dominated by software. Addressing these costs requires shifting to high productivity languages such as Matlab. The development of MatlabMPI (www.ll.mit.edu/MatlabMPI) was an important first step that has brought parallel messaging capabilities to the Matlab environment, and is now widely used in the community. The ultimate goal is to mo...

User software for the next generation

-New generations of neutron scattering sources and instrumentation are providing challenges in data handling for user software. Time-of-Flight instruments used at pulsed sources typically produce hundreds or thousands of channels of data for each detector segment. New instruments are being designed with thousands to hundreds of thousands of detector segments. High intensity neutron sources make...

Mathematical Software: The Next Generation?

For more than ten years, there have been regular predictions of radical changes in the design of mathematical software. Conventional programming languages in general and Fortran in particular were dead, and interactive packages would only survive if they adopted open protocols and became more component-based. These predictions have so far failed to come true and the market for libraries such as...