Computational Science and Engineering

Welcome to the Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) Graduate Option Program, an interdisciplinary program designed for 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.

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CSE Fellowship Winners for AY 2009-2010

CSE Fellowship winners for academic year 2009-2010 and the titles of their winning proposals are as follows:

Jehanzeb Hameed Chaudhry (CS) — First-Order System Least Squares for Biomolecular Electrodiffusion
Mark Butala (ECE) — Large Scale Dynamic Computed Imaging for Solar-Terrestrial Astronomical Remote Sensing
David Tanner (BioP) — Parallel Simulated Annealing Algorithm for Protein Docking on GPUs
Daniel Marsh (MechSE) — High Performance Simulations of Flow in Complex Nano Channels Using GPUs
James Sobotka (CEE) — Steady Crack Growth Through Ductile Metals: Computational Studies
Liangliang Cao (ECE) — Web Images Mining via Multiple Features
Jin Tae Kwak (CS) — Computational Methods for Cancer Diagnosis from FTIR Spectroscopy Data
Aravind Alwan (MechSE) — Multiphysics Analysis of Hybrid Electrothermomechanical Microactuators

2009 CSE Annual Research Symposium

The CSE Annual Research Symposium took place on Wednesday, April 22, in room 2240 Digital Computer Laboratory. Featured keynote speakers were Donald Estep of Colorado State University and Gilbert Strang of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.