I think one topic on which Prof. Saha probably can give a talk is on grid computing. Lots of work is going on in the subject to make supercomputing affordable and to break the distance barrier (One fine example is [EMAIL PROTECTED]). I would personally always enjoy a talk on Scientific computing (that's being my primary cause of association with linux), which may include topics like gsl, lapack, blas, quadpack and fftpack to name a few. Also packages like octave, scilab etc can be discussed.
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