We increasingly live in a data-driven, web-enabled, supercomputer-powered, globally interconnected world, and this poses significant new challenges to scientists and engineers throughout all of their disciplines. Attacking these problems will require significant new technologies for sensing the environment, collecting and analyzing this data, using it to simulate engineered, biological and social systems, and applying these results to provide effectors, physical or cyber, that can help solve critical global challenges. The Computational Science and Engineering thrust focuses on developing such technologies as well as further enabling them through development of critical computational methodologies including data-intensive supercomputing, large-scale agent-based simulation, and cognitive computing technologies.
COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE NEWS
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Center for Computational Innovations
CCI
Christopher Carothers
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Center for Mobility with Vertical Lift
MOVE
Farhan Gandhi
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Center for Modeling, Optimization and Computational Analysis
MOCA
Donald Schwendeman
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Network Science and Technology Center
NEST
Bolek Szymanski
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Rensselaer Institute for Data Exploration and Applications
IDEA
James Hendler
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Scientific Computation Research Center
SCOREC
Mark S. Shephard