Events

Communication, teamwork, and leadership training for multidisciplinary research teams. Tuesday, May 22, 2018 from 10:00am - 5:00pm in 1502/1503 Engineering Building (CMSE Seminar Rooms).

Julie Hollek, an MSU alumni, data scientist at Twitter, and SciPy developer, will be visiting campus this coming Monday (Jan. 29) to give a talk to the MSU Data Science student group.

Congrats to CMSE faculty member Arjun Krishnan on presenting at this high profile seminar!

Dimitri Kusnezov,of the NNSA, will be giving a seminar related to exascale. The seminar is Friday, November 3, 2017 at 2:30 PM in 1200 Lecture Hall, NSCL.

Seminar series for Research in Autism, Intellectual and other Neurodevelopmentl Disabilities (RAIND) presents "A Brown Bag with Arjun Krishnan," a CMSE faculty member. Friday, October 13^th from 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm in 133F Erickson Hall.

The goal of this event is to strengthen interdisciplinary communication on the topic of machine learning by bringing together faculty from diverse parts of campus to meet in an informal setting, so that MSU expertise might be better synchronized for responsiveness to future RFPs.

Talk on "Imaging from the Inside Out" by James Van Loo Post-Doctoral Fellow and assistant professor Howard Levinson, from Univ. of Michigan, will be held at 4 p.m. on Monday, 10/2, in 1502/1503 Engineering Building, with light refreshments and conversation at 3:45 in the same room.

Presentations in all areas having to do with inverse problems are welcome. If you are interested in organizing a session, please let Kirk Dolan know. Important dates are found at the website.

The newly formed CMSE department is excited to announce that registration is open for our third annual Frontiers in Computing and Data Science Workshop on September 17-20, 2017 to kick off intellectual discourse throughout the scientific community. 

Talk on "Iterative Construction and Updating of Incomplete LU Factorizations" by associate professor Edmond Chow, from Georgia Tech, will be held at 4 p.m. on Monday, 9/25, in 1502/1503 Engineering Building, with light refreshments and conversation at 3:45 in the same room.

The seminar series will be held at 4 p.m. on Mondays in 1502/1503 Engineering Building, with light refreshments and conversation at 3:45 in the same room.

MSU's Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research is coordinating with CMSE to host an event of people from diverse backgrounds to work to share space and ideas.

The Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering is offering three week-long bioinformatics workshops in August 2017.

Dedicated to the memory of our prominent colleague, Professor Jonathan Michael Borwein. Hosted by the Department of Mathematics at Michigan State University on October 22, 2016 in Wells Hall Room C304. For more information, see the Midwest Optimization Meeting page.

Tuesday, October 11, 2016
8:30 to 10:00 a.m.
College of Engineering Room 1145

Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) funds advanced research serving national intelligence. IARPA has funded hundreds of research projects in academia, industry, and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDs), in areas as diverse as machine learning, human judgment, neuroscience, epidemiology, linguistics, cybersecurity, counterproliferation, and high-performance computing.

This talk will summarize what has been learned in the first nine years of IARPA's research, its plans for future research, and potential funding opportunities for the research community. Please read Dr. Matheny’s full bio to learn more about his extensive background.

Registration Link

October 3-4, 2016: The Frontiers in Data Science and Computing workshop brings together visionaries, scientists, practitioners and other stakeholders in computational science (broadly defined to include algorithmic aspects of data science and scientific computing).  More information about the workshop can be found here...

Please CMSE and iCER for the second (of hopefully many) co-work activities revolving around scientific computing and HPC.  Click here for more details...