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 | Brenner, Susanne
Associate Director-Academic Affairs, CCT Nicholson Professor, Department of Mathematics |
| 2073 LDMC
• 225-578-8108 •
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 | Zhang, Hongchao
Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics |
| 2077 LDMC
• +1 225 578 0828 •
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| Andy worked in the construction and telecommunication industry while receiving his BS degree in Finance from LSU in December of 2008. Upon graduation he accepted the Purchasing Coordinator position at the CCT. In 2011, Andy transitioned into the role of HR Coordinator at CCT. In 2016, he transitioned to HR Analyst with ORED | |
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 | Allen, Gabrielle
Professor and Associate Director of NCSA Univeristy of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - Department of Astronomy |
| 2067 LDMC
• +1 225 578 6955 •
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| Gabrielle Allen is a Professor of Astronomy at the University of IllinoisUrbana-Champaign and the Associate Director for Computational Research andEducation Programs at the National Center for SupercomputingApplications. Gabrielle obtained a PhD in computational astrophysics from Cardiff University in 1993, following an undergraduate degree in mathematics at Nottingham University and a Masters of Advanced Study in Mathematics from Cambridge University. Gabrielle has been a research scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (AEI) in Potsdam Germany, where she researched and developed techniques for high performance and grid computing. At the AEI Gabrielle led the Cactus Code Project, and had leadership roles in collaborative European projects GridLab and the EU Astrophysics Network. Gabrielle then moved to Louisiana State University in 2003 as an assistant professor of computer science and physics, and a founding member of the new Center for Computation and Technology where she served as the Assistant Director for Computing Applications. At LSU Gabrielle led the cyberinfrastucture component of the statewide NSF research infrastructure improvement award "CyberTools", and was involved in a number of large, collaborative projects involving computer science, scientific computing and the computational sciences, in diverse fields including petroleum engineering, coastal modeling, computational fluid dynamics, numerical relativity, computational chemistry and computational biology. Between 2010 and 2012 Gabrielle served as a Program Director in the Office ofCyberinfrastructure at the National Science Foundation (NSF) in Washington DC.At NSF, Gabrielle developed NSF-wide programs in software and computational anddata-enabled science, and within OCI was responsible for learning and workforcedevelopment activities including CAREER, REU and the CI-TRACS postdoctoralfellowship program. In 2012, Gabrielle moved to Moscow, Russia to become a professor at a new graduate university - the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech) - established by the Russian Federation in partnership with MIT. Here, she worked primarily on establishing the IT and cyberinfrastructure vision for Skoltech as the interim Chief Information Officer. In 2014 Gabrielle moved to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. | |
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 | Veronis, Georgios
Rubicon Professor Associate Professor, Division of Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| 2069 LDMC
• +1 225 578 5552 •
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 | Karki, Bijaya
Professor; McDermott Endowed Professor Chair - Division of Computer Science and Engineering |
| 2130 LDMC
• +1 225 518 3197 •
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 | Sung, Li-yeng
Professor Department of Mathematics |
| 2075 LDMC
• +1 225 578 1665 •
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 | Walker, Shawn
Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics |
| 2136 LDMC
• +1 225 578 8984 •
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| Shawn Walker is an associate professor in mathematics. He received his PhD in aerospace engineering from the University of Maryland, held a postdoctoral position at the Courant Institute (New York University), and joined the LSU faculty in 2010 in the computational mathematics group. His research interests include mathematical modeling and PDEs for moving/free boundary problems, finite element methods, mesh generation and PDE-constrained (shape) optimization. | |
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 | Li, Xin
Oskar R. Menton Professor of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor, Division of Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| 2002 LDMC
• +1 225 578 0289 •
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| Xin Li is an associate professor jointly in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and CCT. He received his PhD in computer science from Stony Brook University in 2008 before joining CCT. | |
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 | Wan, Xiaoliang
Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics |
| 2142 LDMC
• +1 225 578 6966 •
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| Xiaoliang Wan is an associate professor in the Department of Mathematics and CCT. He received his PhD from Brown University in 2007. Prior to joining the LSU faculty, he was a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University. His research interests include stochastic modelling, numerical methods for (stochastic) PDEs, adaptivity in numerical simulations and minimum action methods. | |
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 | Porwal, Dr. Kamana
Postdoctoral Researcher |
| 2087 LDMC --
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 | Kosar, Tevfik
Associate Professor University of Buffalo (SUNY) - Department of Computer Science & Engineering |
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| Tevfik Kosar is visiting assistant professor in computer science. He received his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research interests include distributed systems, grid and collaborative computing; data intensive distributed computing; resource allocation and management; fault tolerance; coordination of computation and I/O in distributed systems. | |
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 | Brandt, Steven
IT Consultant |
| 2035 LDMC
• +1 225 578 5431 •
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| Steven Brandt obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana for his research in numerical simulations of rotating black holes. He currently serves as an adjunct faulty member in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering and is involved in research into making parallel programming more effective. He works with the STEllAR team led by Dr. Hartmut Kaiser, and helps lead the Cactus Frameworks effort. He is Co-PI on grants relating to Cactus Frameworks development and cyberinfrastructure for the Coastal Hazards Collaboratory. | |
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