Computational Science and Engineering
Welcome to the Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) Graduate
Option Program, an interdisciplinary program designed for graduate
students who wish to pursue a computational focus in their research and
course work. CSE encompasses seventeen academic departments and
several additional units at the University of Illinois.
Please use the menu at left to find out more information about CSE and how to participate.
CSE Fellows for AY 2012-2013 Announced
Based on a campus-wide competition, the Computational Science and Engineering Fellowship winners for academic year 2012-2013 have been selected. Names, departments, and research topics of the new class of CSE Fellows are listed below.
- Natalie Beams (MechSE) — A Fast, Parallel-Efficient, Multi-Body Algorithm for Dense Cellular Blood Flows
- Elena Caraba (CS) — Computational Modeling and Simulation of Composite Materials Based on Tomographic Images
- Jeffrey Curtis (ATMS) — Parallel Stochastic Particle Method Development for Atmospheric Aerosol Modeling
- Gary Foreman (ASTR) — Numerical Modeling of Cosmic Ray Acceleration and Propagation in the Large Magellanic Cloud
- Maojing Fu (ECE) — Towards Dynamic Speech MRI: High-Performance Computation for Real-Time Imaging
- Matias Carrasco Kind (ASTR) — Precision Bayesian Cosmology: New Approaches to Constraining the Dark Universe
- Folarin Latinwo (ChBE) — Determining Materials Properties from Non-Equilibrium Dynamics and Stress Measurements in Polymer Solutions and Colloidal Suspensions
- Abhishek Singh (ECE) — Overcoming Computational Challenges in Multimodal Medical Image Registration
Course Announcements for Fall 2012
