Today's computational scientists see computer science as an engineering discipline that provides them with ever increasing number crunching power.
However, to make this happen, a much closer collaboration of computational scientists and computer scientists would be required in the future.
Biology departments at research universities and medical schools routinely carry out interdisciplinary projects that involve computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists, statisticians, and computational scientists.
The computational scientists like computational chemists use computer aided drug design to make drug library.
The term, coined by David Lipman of NCBI, draws an analogy between computing and biology a recurring technique of computational scientists (viruses, genetic algorithms, neural networks).
To get more results or greater accuracy, computational scientists execute their applications on distributed computing platforms such as clusters, grids, and clouds.
Traditionally, computational scientists lack biology education, whereas biologists know little about computer science.
Unfortunately Grid computing technologies are still far away from reach of inexperienced application users, e.g., computational scientists and engineers.
Oceanographers, computational scientists, and hydrologists all have to work together on these problems".
You need physicists, you need engineers, you need theorists, and the computational scientists and mathematicians".
They bring together computational scientists with biomedical researchers and experimental researchers.
