Paolo Valentini's Friends

Paolo Valentini's Page

At 6:38pm on March 12, 2008, Theodore Omtzigt said…: Fantastic! photos are really nice. I think I set it so now that you can add photos without moderation.

At 9:29pm on March 6, 2008, Theodore Omtzigt said…: Paolo:

Did you get a change to think about driving the multiscale discussions on this site? I think this can be a great group. I am always interested in taxonomies: so where are multiscale issues important and what are the attributes that need to be solved and if they can be solved by what. If you can start that discussion with your own research direction then we can start inviting other multiscale folks and hopefully get some exchange of ideas going.

At 3:15pm on March 2, 2008, Theodore Omtzigt said…: Your research directions sounds so cool: I wish I was a grad student again, :-). I have set up a couple of subgroups in this forum to focus more detailed discussions. I have set up a multiscale and a molecular dynamics group. I would love it if you can drive the multiscale discussions and share your simulation videos, pictures, and thoughts.

At 1:10pm on March 2, 2008, Theodore Omtzigt said…: Very nice picture! Thanks.

At 11:00am on March 2, 2008, Theodore Omtzigt said…: Oh, and since this is a social network with a professional touch, do upload an avatar or picture so that we have a face with the name.

At 10:59am on March 2, 2008, Theodore Omtzigt said…: Paolo:

Welcome! I see you are connected to Amit. Can you tell me a little bit more about your research? I love multiscale problems and I do believe that that is the new frontier of computational science. Adding multi-physics and we are at the bleeding edge.

I want this network to be a conduit between grad students and professionals. Grad students have the great new ideas, and professionals may be able to avoid wasting time by pointing folks in the productive directions.

Again, welcome, and invite your friends.

Theo