Sanjay's web page

Vitae, Research Accomplishments, Research Statement etc.

Research:

My research spans the broad area of parallel computing and its applications. See the web page of my research group, the Parallel Programming Laboratory.

Publications: Links to the papers

Teaching:

I am teaching CS 420 Intro. to Parallel Programming during Spring 2008.

I taught Computer Architecture 1 in Fall '07.

Office Hours: Thursdays 11:00 - 12: 30 Or by appointment

Current Funded Projects

DOE/Office of Science (FAST-OS program): Services and Interfaces to Support Systems with Very Large Numbers of Processors

NSF/ITR: Computational Cosmology

NSF/ITR: Quantum Chemistry: ab Initio MD via Car-Parinello method

NSF/ITR: Materials Simulations and Space-time meshes

NIH: Resource for Macromolecular Modeling (Molecular Dynamics)

DOE: Center for Simulation of Advanced Rockets (CSAR)

Significant Unfunded Projects:

Faucets: Resource allocation on the Grid. Now funded in part by the "Faculty Fellow" award from NCSA (2005-2006)

Recently completed Projects

NASA : Parallel Visualization and Analysis
(NSF:NGS) Programming Environments and Performance Prediction for PetaFLOPs machines
NSF: Protein Folding (actually, MD) on PIM machines

Honors Contract & James Scholar Program:
Procedure: The honors contract forms must be filled (with reasons and plans) by the student. The honors advisor within the department (me or Prof. Garland) signs it indicating approval. The student then must take the form to the Engineering college office.

Make sure you know what the allowed options are for the honors contract. The relevant links to follow are:
Engineering College Info
CS Dept Info