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Computing Research Institute Dean Advisory Committee

The Computing Research Institute (CRI) aims to bolster research and education in computationally intensive science and engineering disciplines. The primary goals include enhancing research activities through a better understanding of complex applications and developing advanced models and problem-solving strategies. The institutional structure comprises a directorate, advisory committees, and an external board featuring leaders in academia and industry. Upcoming workshops will focus on computational challenges in biology and nanotechnology, along with advances in parallel algorithms. Faculty positions and graduate fellowships support educational initiatives.

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Computing Research Institute Dean Advisory Committee

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  1. Computing Research InstituteDean Advisory Committee A. Sameh May 4, 2002

  2. Two PrimaryGoals • Enhancement of research activities in the various components of the enabling technology through better understanding of the computationally demanding science and engineering applications, • Development of more sophisticated models and more effective problem solving strategies in various science and engineering applications through better understanding of the enabling information technology.

  3. Administrative Structure • A director and an associate director • Faculty advisory committee. • Executive committee: V.P. for Research, V.P. for Information Technology, and Deans of Science, and Engineering. • External advisory board of leaders in academia, national laboratories, and industry.

  4. Workshops in 2002-03 AY • CRI plans to hold three 2-day workshops: • the first two will be focused on the computational challenges in Biology, and Nanotechnology, • the third workshop will be focused on recent advances in parallel numerical algorithms, parallel architectures, compilers, and performance evaluation.

  5. CSE educational program

  6. Current Resources • 2 Faculty positions (Sci. + Eng.) • leverage: 4 positions to be absorbed by departments after three years • 5 Graduate fellowships per year • each @ $13,2000 per year • 5 PRF summer faculty salaried grants • each @ $6,000 • 4 rooms on the 2nd floor of the Math Building.

  7. Faculty Advisory Committee • Computer Science and Engineering: • R. Eigenmann Electrical & Computer Engineering • A. Grama Computer Science • C. Hoffmann Computer Science • A. Sameh Computer Science • Applied Mathematical Sciences: • M. Bock Statistics • C. Cowen Mathematics • Applications in Science and Engineering: • O. Basaran Chemical Engineering • P. Doerschuk Biomedical Engineering • T. Downar Nuclear Engineering • A. Friedman Biology • M. Lundstrom ECE • J. Murthy Mechanical Engineering • M. Sozen Civil Engineering • Igal Szleifer Chemistry • Applications in Management: • A. Chaturvedi Krannert School of Management

  8. External Advisory Board

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