8th-11th September, 2008. The AHM 2008 - Crossing Bounderies: Computational  Science, E-Science and Global E-Infrastructures - will be held in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The overall theme for this year’s UK e-Science AHM is Crossing Boundaries. The appointment of Prof. Peter Coveney as Programme Chair heralds a new approach and, this year, key papers from the meeting will be published in two back to back editions of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A in the early part of 2009, with the title "Crossing Boundaries: Computational Science, E-Science and Global E-Infrastructures". One of the central aims of this year's meeting is to promote the domain specific applications aspects of e-Science, as well as building bridges between the three communities of the theme title.

The general format of the meeting will include cross-community symposia (kicked off by invited key speakers) and workshops. The proposed workshops inlude:

• Delivering Grid Services - the role of Central Computing Services
• Infrastructure Provision for Grids: Infrastructure for Users
• Software Developement for Scientific Applications: currentand future perspectives
• e-Science Applications in Computational Science: Advancing Research Across Scales
• Interactive e-Science to Support Creativity and Intuition in Research
• HPC Grids of Continental Scope
• Computational Biomedicine
• The Global Data Centric

Proposers can select whether they are submitting an abstract for General paper or Workshop Paper.

Deadline for abstract submission: 1st May, 2008

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