SC15 Exhibit Materials

During the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (SC15), we highlighted in a floor exhibit mostly four themes: interdisciplinary, materials science, geoscience, and bioinformatics at Texas A&M. We did this by spotlighting research that involved a strong HPC component. The graphic shown above, displayed on two kiosk 46-inch TV monitors, represented the user interface via which visitors viewed specific areas of research.

Slides shown on TV display:

Interdisciplinary:

• The search of MH370: Goong Chen's interview for SC15 (Youtube video)


• Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Water Entry of an Airliner (PDF) by Coong Chen, et al


• Simulating Complex Flows in the Earth Mantle (PDF) by Wolfgang Bangerth

Material Science:

• Studies on the Use of Atomically Thin Films for Controlling Friction and Adhesion at Interfaces (PDF) by James Batteas, et al


• Computational Materials Design for Catalysis and Renewable Energies (PDF) by Perla B. Balbuena


• Sequence-dependent Flexibility of DNA (PDF) by Wonmuk Hwang, et al


• Characterization and design of micro-photonic devices and optical metamaterial with full wave simulations (PDF) by Sy-Bor Wen, et al

Geoscience:

• Interaction Between Weather in the Ocean & Atmosphere (PDF) by Ping Chang


• Simulation of Atmospheric Chemical and Physical Processes (PDF) by Renyi Zhang, et al


• Simulation of Particle Optics: Applications in Geoscience and Biomedicine (PDF) by Lee Panetta, et al

Bioinformatics:

• Improving HPC resource utilization in the genome assembly of a biofuel producing green algae (PDF) by Dan Browne


• HPC in Drug Discovery (PDF) by Ashutosh Tripati

Posters:

• Studies on the Use of Atomically Thin Films for Controlling Friction and Adhesion at Interfaces (PDF) by James Batteas, et al

Presentation Schedule