Previous Projects
· Participate
in high performance remote visualization system development for
Terascale Supernova Initiative project (TSI) funded by DOE. Design and
implement a cluster based distributed remote visualization system with
optimized computing and network performance. Project link:
http://www.phy.ornl.gov/tsi/
·
Design and implement the simulation of
two novel emergent routing protocols for Emergent Surveillance Plexus
(ESP) , A Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI)
project funded by DARPA
·
Design and implement discrete event
system controller for wireless sensor network system for ESP, MURI
project. Project link:
http://strange.arl.psu.edu/ESP/
Past Graduate Students (Their Projects and Place of Employment):
Mr. Nanda Yadav:
Distributed Visualization and Steering System for large-scale
Computational Applications
Definess Company, UT
Mr. Xiaofeng Li:
A Parallel Computing Paradigm for Transcription Network Construction
from Microarray Data
Wolfram Research, IL
Ms. Earlene Thompson:
Optimal Utilization of Distributed Network Resources with Minimal
end-to-end Delay
Caterpillar, IL
Ms. Insook Choe:
Creation of Multimedia Environment Using Wireless Sensor Motes as Input
Devices,
St Louis, MO
Mr. Naseer Abdul Mohammed :
A Virtual Watershed System Based on Ajax Technology, Dallas, TX
Ms. Jintai He: Multiple
Sequence Alignment and Phylogenetic Tree Construction using GPU
SimplyHired.com, CA
Mr. Changming Li: Multiple Sequence Alignment
and Tree node labeling,
Epsilon Lambda Electronic Company, Chicago, IL
Mr. Leon Cao: Similarity
Measurement Approach for Genes with Time-delay Behavior in their
Expression Pattern, Monte Vermont, IL
Mr. Joey Ingram: Parallel Transcription Network Construction for Large Microarray Using CUDA, Sandia National Laboratory, DOE NM
Current Ph.D. Students:
Ms. Fei Cao: The Optimized Mapping of Scientific Workflow Onto Overlay
Networks
Mr. Patrick Brown: Scientific Workflow Over Heterogeneous Network
Environment
Mr. Liudong Zuo: Network-aware Scientific Workflow System
Current Master Students:
Mr. Jingjing Wang: The
Construction of Phylogenetic Tree Using Parallel Approach
