Problem Solving Environments
| The primary goal of our research is to design and develop computing systems and infrastructure that will help computational scientists get their work done more efficiently. The term problem-solving environment (PSE) refers to a problem-oriented computing environment that supports the entire range of scientific computational problem-solving activity: from problem formulation, to algorithm selection, to numerical simulation, to solution visualization. Furthermore, a PSE should support collaboration among people separated in space and time, using a diverse set of codes and machines. |
Naren Ramakrishnan
Thomas L. Phillips Professor of Engineering
| Office: | 2050B Torg |
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| Email: | naren@vt.edu |
| Phone: | (540) 231-8451 |
| Website: | http://people.cs.vt.edu/~ramakris/ |
| Office Hours: | TR: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. |
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Refinement and Analysis of Log Surface Defect Detection Methods using High-Resolution Laser Scanner
Granting Institution: USDA Forest Service
Amount: $50,000
Stochastic Models Of Cell Cycle Regulation In Eukaryotes
Granting Institution: National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Amount: $3,424,192
TCNP Driving Biological Problem: Year 4 Renwal: Using Composition to Integerate a Cell Cycle Model with Morphological Checkpoints
Granting Institution: University of Connecticut
Amount: $20,925
TCNP Driving Biological Problems: Using Composition to Integrate a Cell Cycle Model with Morphological Checkpoints
Granting Institution: University of Connecticut
Amount: $17,738
The Eukaryotic Cell Cycle as a Test Case for Modeling Cellular Regulation in a Collaborative PSE
Granting Institution: DARPA
Amount: $2,442,399
