UKCP
Members
The UKCP consortium is one of the longest-running High-End Consortia in the UK, and has been funded almost continuously by EPSRC since the 1990s. It is currently chaired by Dr Phil Hasnip (University of York), who first joined the consortium as its supporting post-doctoral researcher in 2002. Each full member of the consortium represents one or more academics and research groups in their respective institutions. The present membership is:
- Prof. Dave Bowler, Physics, University College London
- Prof. Stewart Clark, Physics, University of Durham
- Prof. Gabor Csanyi, Engineering, University of Cambridge
- Prof. Volker Deringer, Chemistry, University of Oxford
- Dr Myrta Gruening, Physics, Queen's University Belfast
- Prof. Nic Harrison, Chemistry, Imperial College
- Dr Phil Hasnip, EPSRC Research Software Engineering Fellow, York
- Prof. Peter Haynes, Materials, Imperial College
- Dr Andreas Hermann, Physics, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Nick Hine, Physics, University of Warwick
- Dr James Kermode, Engineering, University of Warwick
- Prof. Reinhard Maurer, Chemistry, University of Warwick
- Prof. Angelos Michaelides, Chemistry, University of Cambridge
- Prof. Carla Molteni, Physics, King's College London
- Dr Bartomeu Monserrat, Physics, University of Cambridge
- Prof. Andrew Morris, School of Metallurgy and Materials, Birmingham
- Prof Carole Morrison, Chemistry, University of Edinburgh
- Prof. Chris Pickard, Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge
- Prof. Matt Probert, Physics, University of York
- Dr Laura Ratcliff, Chemistry, University of Bristol
- Dr Marco Sacchi, Chemistry, University of Surrey
- Prof. Chris-Kriton Skylaris, Chemistry, University of Southampton
- Dr Gilberto Teobaldi, Scientific Computing Department, STFC
- Prof. Jonathan Yates, Materials, University of Oxford
- Dr Matt Watkins, School of Mathematics and Physics, University of Lincoln
UKCP also employs a research software engineer, Dr Matthew Smith, to support its work, and develop the simulation methodology and software further.