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Effective Strategies for Engaging Undergraduate Students in High Performance Computing and Data Science Research Experiences
Effective Strategies for Engaging Undergraduate Students in High Performance Computing and Data Science Research Experiences
Rosalia Gomez, Ed.D., Research Associate, Director of Education and Outreach, Texas Advanced Computing Center, The University of Texas at Austin.
Rosalia Gomez, Ed.D., Research Associate, Director of Education and Outreach, Texas Advanced Computing Center, The University of Texas at Austin.
This presentation showcases effective strategies for designing, implementing, and evaluating research experiences that attract and retain undergraduate students in science, technology, engineering, and math disciplines. Slides are available here.
This presentation showcases effective strategies for designing, implementing, and evaluating research experiences that attract and retain undergraduate students in science, technology, engineering, and math disciplines. Slides are available here.
Computing continuum extension to Science and Engineering Gateways through Cybershuttle: Enabling local to remote execution of computational and AI pipelines
Computing continuum extension to Science and Engineering Gateways through Cybershuttle: Enabling local to remote execution of computational and AI pipelines
Dr. Sudhakar Pamidighantam, Georgia Institute of Technology. This presentation will highlight some recent advances in Cyberinfrastructure toward bringing bridging local and remote resources for computational and AI related pipelines with exemplars in Physics, Chemistry and Data and Physics informed machine learning models. Dr. Sudhakar Pamidighantam, a principal scientist in the Institute of Data Engineering and Science (IDEaS) and associate director for the center of Artificial Intelligence in Science and Engineering(ARTISAN), has been developing and deploying production cyberinfrastructures for various disciplines such as chemistry and physics supported by NSF. He is a project management committee (PMC) member of the Apache Airavata Science Gateway middleware framework. He deployed Chemviz, the chemistry educational portal with integration of NCSA Condor resources during 90s and developed GridChem cyber infrastructure during 2005 and his most recent cyberinfrastructure project is the Science and Engineering Applications Grid (SEAGrid, SEAGrid.org). He currently leads software development for AMOS gateway for atomic, molecular and optical sciences and SMILES gateway for small molecule ionic isolation lattices data.
Using Computational Science for Data Storytelling
Using Computational Science for Data Storytelling
Teri Platt, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Administration and the Director of the Isabella T. Jenkins Honors Program at Clark Atlanta University. She has over 15 years of higher education teaching experience in courses on American political institutions, public policy, urban politics and planning, and research methodology. Dr. Platt has a long-standing commitment to research and service in areas of civic engagement and community-based participatory research activities. She is currently a Faculty Affiliate with Data Science Initiative of the Atlanta University Center Consortium and the Center for Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development at Clark Atlanta University where she is a social science researcher and lead of the Community Engagement and Dissemination. Slides are available here.
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