Computational Science Graduate Fellowship Annual Fellows’ Conference
June 20-22, 2006
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Presentations
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| Presenter | School/ Affiliation |
Presentation Title |
|---|---|---|
| Session I | ||
| John Bell | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | (Keynote) The Impact of Computing on Combustion Science |
| Bree Aldridge | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Interpretable Modeling of Complex Cell Signaling Networks |
| Joshua Waterfall | Cornell University | Origins of Sloppiness in Biological Networks |
| Alex Lindblad | University of Washington | Fast Update Procedures for a Finite Element Based
Surgical Suturing Simulator |
| Teresa Bailey | Texas A&M University | A PieceWise Linear Finite Element Discretization
of the Diffusion Equation |
| 2006 Howes Scholar Awards | ||
| Kevin Chu | Princeton University | Towards an Understanding of Nonlinear Electrochemical
Transport |
| Matthew Wolinsky | University of Minnesota | Modeling Earth Surface Dynamics from Source to Sink |
| Session II | ||
| Christopher Rinderspacher | University of Georgia | Generalized Geminal Functional Theory |
| Nawaf Bou-Rabee | California Institute of Technology | Fast, Variational Newmark Integrators on Manifolds |
| Gregory Davidson | University of Michigan | Finite Element Particle Transport Using Wachspress
Rational Basis Functions |
| Session III | ||
| Jaydeep Bardhan | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Efficient Numerical Algorithms
for Analysis and Design of Biomolecules
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| Mary Dunlop | California Institute of Technology | System Identification for Genetic Regulatory Networks |
| Gregory Novak | University of California, Santa Cruz | Kinematics and Structure of Simulated Galaxy Merger Remnants |
| Mary Biddy | University of Wisconsin -Madison | Molecular Modeling and Engineering of Vegetable
Oil-based Lubricants |
| Michael Barad | University of California, Davis | An Embedded Boundary Adaptive Mesh Refinement
Method for Highly Nonlinear Internal Waves |
| Kristine Cochran | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Modeling Fatigue |
| Session IV | ||
| Michael Driscoll | Boston University | Construction of a Genome-Wide Regulatory
Network for the Metal Reducing Microbe Shewanella oneidensis
MR-1 |
| Amoolya Singh | University of California, Berkeley | Evolution, Modularity, and Dynamics of
Gene Regulatory Networks |
| Kristen Grauman | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Efficient Matching for Retrieval and Recognition |
| Session V | ||
| Owen Hehmeyer | Princeton University | Molecular Modeling of Tethered Polyelectrolytes |
| Benjamin Lewis | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Prediction of MicroRNA Regulatory Targets
in Mammalian Genomes |
| Yan Karklin | Carnegie Mellon University | Statistical Models of the Early Visual System |
| Michael Wu | University of California, Berkeley | Computational Methods for Characterizing
Single Neuron Function under Natural Condition |
| Obioma Uche | Princeton University | Collective Coordinate Control of
Density Distributions |
| Jacob Berkowitz | Quantum Writing | Writing about Science
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