Computational Science Seminar Series Schedule

About the COS740 seminar series

All PhD students in Computational Science PhD program are required to take COS 740 seminar course (1 credit hour) for three semesters. Internal and external speakers are invited to give presentations at 2:00pm of each Friday. The range of talks is broad. Typically, talks are on computational science, computer science, computational mathematics and computational physics and other topics in related areas. School of Computing, Department of Mathematics and Department of Physics take turn to coordinate the seminar series. Dr. Joe Zhang in the School of Computing coordinates the seminar series in fall 2011.

Times, dates, locations & contacts

Time/Date: 2:00pm - 3:30pm, every Friday or special notification
Location: Vislab (Tec #205), Bobby Chain Technology Building
Contact: Dr. Joe Zhang, School of Computing, (601) 266-4949, email: chaoyang.zhang@usm.edu

Interested in giving a seminar talk?

We invite faculty members from all universities and researchers from research centers to give seminar talks. We also encourage graduate students to give presentations, especially as practice talks for conferences and thesis work. If you would like to give a talk or recommend a speaker, please send an email to Dr. Joe Zhang to check the availability of your preferred date. To properly promote the seminar, we need the following information as far in advance as is possible. Information required includes the seminar talk title, a brief abstract and the speaker's short bio

Fall 2011 Seminar Schedule

September
2	Dr. Ahmed Abukmail, School of Computing Southern Miss	Title: Advancing the Layered Approach to Agent-based Crowd Simulation Abstract (PDF)
9	Dr. Beddhu Murali, School of Computing Southern Miss	Title: Medical Image Processing Using Computer Vision Techniques Abstract (PDF)
16	Dr. Ras B. Pandey Department of Physics & Astronomy Southern Miss	Title: Multi-scale structures and dynamics by computer simulation modeling: bio-functional nano-materials to medicine Abstract (PDF)
23	Dr. Benjamin Seyfarth School of Computing Southern Miss	Title: High Performance Computing using the Intel Advanced Vector Extensions Abstract (PDF)
October
7	Dr. Huiqing Zhu , Dept. of Mathematics Southern Miss	Title: The Local Discontinuous Galerkin Method for 1-D and 2-D Singularly Perturbed Convection-Diffusion-Reaction Problems Abstract (PDF)
21	Dr. John Perry , Dept. of Mathematics Southern Miss	Title: So Macaulay Was in Need of a Diet... Abstract (PDF) Note: The location is Southern Hall 303
28	Karen Kohl , Dept. of Mathematics Southern Miss	Title: The Method of Brackets Abstract (PDF) Note: The location: Vislab (Tec 205)
November
4	Dr. Jeff Chen Environmental Laboratory U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS	Title: Advanced Analytical and Predictive Biology: Combining High Performance Supercomputing with Systems Biology Abstract [PDF]
11	Dr. Jiu Ding , Dept. of Mathematics Southern Miss	Title: So Entropy, Maximum Entropy, and a Finite Element Maximum Entropy Method Abstract (PDF) Note: The location is Southern Hall 303
18	Yongpeng Zhang , Prairie View A&M University, Texas	Title: Real-time Digital Controller Design for Networked Control Systems Abstract (PDF) Note: The location is Vislab (Tec 205)
December
2	Dr. Joe Zhang, School of Computing Southern Miss	Title: Bayesian Learning and Optimization Approach to Gene Regulatory Network Analysis Abstract (PDF)

For further seminar info contact at (601) 266-4949

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August 24, 2011