Computing at the Argonne National Laboratory
The divisions comprising the Computing, Environment, and Life Sciences (CELS) directorate conduct research in biosciences, computational science, data science and learning, environmental science, and mathematics and computer science. Their research includes data analysis and artificial intelligence, optimization, partial differential equations, system software for extreme-scale computing, fundamental molecular mechanisms of life, natural and human-managed environmental systems, quantum computing, and biology robotics.
Distinguished Argonne National Laboratory Fellow Valerie Taylor鈥攚ho is also the directory of the Mathematics and Computer Science Division鈥攁nd Argonne Senior Scientist Michael Papka鈥攖he deputy director for CELS and directory of the Leadership Computing Facility at Argonne鈥攚ill visit Illinois Tech to discuss various CELS research projects and possible collaborations.
Lunch and a plenary presentation will be followed by topical discussions:
- Noon鈥12:45 p.m.鈥擫unch in Stuart Building, Room 233
- 12:45鈥1:45 p.m.鈥擲eminar: 鈥淐omputing at Argonne,鈥 in Stuart Building, Room 111
- 2鈥2:30 p.m.鈥擧PC/Systems/Security topical discussion in Stuart Building, Room 233
- 2:30鈥3 p.m. ML/AI/Theory topical discussion in Stuart Building, Room 233
- 3鈥3:30 p.m. Applied Math group discussion in Stuart Building, Room 233
- 3:30鈥4 p.m. Sciences and Engineering group discussion in Stuart Building, Room 233
No registration is required, but this event is open only to Illinois Tech faculty, post docs, and research students.