Yang CaoAssociate Professor
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Research Interests
Dr. Cao's research interests are in computational science and engineering. He has worked in the field of numerical solution of differential-algebraic equations (DAEs), sensitivity analysisfor DAEs and ordinary differential equations (ODEs), error estimation and control for linear systems and ODEs, and stochastic simulation for biochemical systems. He has made significant contribution in the stochastic algorithms related to multi-scale problems. The implicit tau-leapingmethod and the slow-scale SSA method proposed by him and his collaborators have become a hot topic in this area.
Computational Biology LabURL: http://people.cs.vt.edu/~ycao Our group focuses on the development of multiscale, multiphysics modeling and simulation methods and tools that help biologists build, simulate and analyze complex biological systems, simulate their dynamics and analyze their functions. Typical biological models include gene expression models, protein interaction networks, and cell cycle models. We are paricularly interested in applications where multiple scales and multiple physics are presented, and has to be modeled in a hybrid way that include both discrete and continuous variables, deterministic and stochastic equations. | |
Laboratory for Advanced Scientific Computing and ApplicationsURL: http://research.cs.vt.edu/~lasca/ The goal of the Laboratory for Advanced Scientific Computing and Applications (LASCA) is to provide expertise and leadership in high-end scientific computing research and education at Virginia Tech. Located in Torgersen Hall, the laboratory is a visible and strategic center of activity in applied high-computation and assist scientists and engineers in applying high-end computing resources to their problems. By bringing together experts in scientific cp\omputing and its applications, LASCA helps build the kind of multidisciplinary teams needed to address today's most challenging computational science problems. | |
Multiscale Modeling and ComputationContact: Yang Cao |
Please see projects at: http://people.cs.vt.edu/~ycao/
An Open and Scalable Stochastic Simulation Library for Biology
Granting Institution: University of California, Santa Barbara
Amount:
CAREER: Multiscale Stochostic Simulation for Complex Biochemical Systems with Visualization tools
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $563,107
Integrated Dynamics of Temporal and Spatial Controls in the Cell Division Cycle of Caulobacter crescentus
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $275,192
Mitochondrial Deoxynucleotide Metabloism And Disease
Granting Institution: National Institute for General Medial Sciences
Amount: $62,974
Multiscale Modeling Simulation And Sensitivity Analysis of Biochemical Systems Motivated By Pulsatile Insulin Secretion
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $131,568
REU - Using Numerical Techniques to Analyze Data Obtained From a Hybrid Insulin Oscillation Model
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $16,000
REU CAREER: Multiscale Stochastic Simulation for Complex Biochemical Systems with Visualization Tools
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $16,000
Stochastic Models Of Cell Cycle Regulation In Eukaryotes
Granting Institution: National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Amount: $3,424,192
Unified High-Performance Computing and Visualization Framework on GPU to Support MAV Airframe Research
Granting Institution: AFRL
Amount: $31,635.00

