WEDNESDAY, JULY 17
Ballroom I
7:00 pm	Newcomers Buffet, Introductions and Registration New Fellows and other first time participants
THURSDAY, JULY 18
Atrium Ballroom
8:00 am	Registration/Buffet Breakfast
Grand Ballroom
8:45 am	Welcome James Corones, Krell Institute
9:00 am	Keynote “Computational Technology for MEMS: Big challenges in small packages” Rodney Schmidt, Sandia National Laboratories - New Mexico
	Session 1 Moderator: Walter Polansky Mathematical, Information and Computational Sciences     Division U.S. Department of Energy
10:00 am	SIFTing the human genome for polymorphisms that affect protein function Pauline Ng, University of Washington
10:20 am	Initiation of Convection in Novae Precursors L. Jonathan Dursi, University of Chicago
10:40 am	Break
	Session 2 Moderator: Robert Voigt College of William and Mary
11:00 am	Quantum Monte Carlo: High Accuracy Loosely Coupled Parallel Scientific Application Michael Feldmann, California Institute of Technology
11:20 am	The Search for Neutrinos from Gamma-Ray Bursts with the AMANDA Detector Rellen Hardtke, University of Wisconsin, Madison
11:40 am	Fast, high-order methods in computational scattering E. McKay Hyde, California Institute of Technology
12:00 pm	Measurement of Cell-Generated Traction Stresses Using the Elastic Substrate Method William Marganski, Boston University
Atrium Ballroom
12:30 pm	Lunch (provided) Speaker: Michael Holland Senior Policy Analyst Office of Science and Technology Policy
Sagamore Hill
2:00 - 5:00 pm	Fellows’ Photographs (appropriate attire - polo or button down shirt/blouse)
Atrium Ballroom
4:30 pm	Poster Setup
5:00 - 6:30 pm	Fellows’ Poster Session (groups 1 and 2)
FRIDAY, JULY 19
Grand Ballroom
8:30 am	Continental Breakfast (provided)
9:00 am	Keynote Speaker: Peter E. Nugent Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Supernovae and the Fate of the Universe
	Session 3 Moderator: David Brown Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
10:00 am	The Temporal Structure of the Neural Code Asohan Amarasingham, Brown University
10:20 am	Modeling Turbulent Flows on Parallel Computers John Costello, University of Arizona
10:40 am	Break
	Session 4 Moderator: Margaret Wright New York University
11:00 am	Analysis of flow inside artificial lungs using computational fluid dynamics Kenneth Gage, University of Pittsburgh
11:20 am	Evolution and Mutualism in Fundamental Models for Ecological Interactions Lee Worden, Princeton University
11:40 am	The Development of a Model for an Unsteady, Quasi-One-Dimensional Strained, Curved Flame Susanne Essig, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
12:00 pm	Parallel, Physics-Based Preconditioning and the Jacobian-Free, Newton-Krylov Method: Application to Multicomponent Geochemical Transport Glenn Hammond, University of Illinois
Atrium Ballroom
12:30 pm	Lunch (provided) Speaker: Steve Binkley DOE Headquarters
Grand Ballroom
2:00 - 3:00 pm	Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) overview Alan Laub, SciDAC Director
3:00 pm	Break
3:30 - 4:30 pm	Question and Answer Session Krell Staff
Atrium Ballroom
4:30 pm	Setup for Poster Session
5:00 - 6:30 pm	Computational Research at DOE Labs, Poster Session
6:30 pm	Hermitage
SATURDAY, JULY 20
Grand Ballroom
8:30 am	Continental Breakfast
9:00 - 11:00 am	SciDAC Applications panel Tony Mezzacappa, ORNL, Terascale Supernova Initiative Rob Ryne, LBNL, Accelerator Design Project Phil Jones, LANL, Community Climate Model Robert Harrison, PNNL, Chemical Structures and Reactivity Projects