Computational Science & Engineering UIUC

Topic for This Session
How to Use Git for Your Code and in Your Research:

Are you tired of sending around dozens of versions of a paper with edits? How about fixing the same bug in your code that has mysteriously reappeared? Version control can greatly simplify your research workflow, allowing you to more easily track changes, authorship, and merge various edits/contributions from your collaborators. In this workshop you will experiment with the basics of git to help manage a range of files, from code for your data analysis to text-based files for your research papers. You'll also learn a bit about how using version control will make your research more transparent, reproducible, and sustainable.

February, 22, 2019
12:00pm - 1:30pm
NCSA 2100
Open to Undergrad and Grad Students
Free
Bring Your Laptop

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February 13, 2019 – Pouyan Karimi
Mechanical Science and Engineering
Simulation of Nanocomposites with a Focus on Electrical Properties

12:00pm - 1:00pm
1030 NCSA
1205 W. Clark St. Urbana, IL
Lunch Provided

See Pouyan’s Research Video Below:

2018 - 2019 CSE Fellow: Pouyan Karimi Pouyan Karimi, Mechanical Science and Engineering, "Simulation of Nanocomposites with a Focus on Electrical Properties"

We have another seminar coming up this Wednesday at 12:00pm in 1030 National Center for Supercomputing Applications - NCSA

If you're attending our Interactive Learning Linux Shell tutorial tomorrow, please use the link below and follow the "pre-install" instructions at the top of the main page.

https://illinois-cse.github.io/shell-sp19/

If you have Windows, use the link below to download and install Linux.

https://gitforwindows.org/

Do you process data in your research? Launch jobs? Write nifty scripts? Using the Linux shell can significantly speed up your workflow. Attend this tutorial to go through the basics and to learn how you can get things done quicker with the Linux shell.

Hands-On with CSE
Interactive Learning Fridays
The Linux Shell
February 8, 2019
12:00pm – 1:30pm
NCSA 2100

This session will teach basic Bash shell script usage and tips. Using the Linux shell can significantly speed up your workflow and manage repetitive tasks easily. Attend this tutorial, following along on your laptop, to go through the basics and to learn how you can get things done quicker with the Linux shell. MacOS and Linux users already have the software. Windows users will want to download and install https://gitforwindows.org

Open to Undergrad and Grad Students
Free

February 6, 2019 - Soumendu Bagchi
Aerospace Engineering
Exploiting Moiré Effects to Control Functionality of Twisted Bilayer Graphene

12:00pm - 1:00pm
1030 NCSA
1205 W. Clark St. Urbana, IL
Lunch Provided

See Soumendu's Research Video Below:

2018 - 2019 CSE Fellow: Soumendu Bagchi Soumendu Bagchi, Aerospace Engineering, "Exploiting Moiré Effects to Control Plasma-Patterning of Twisted Bilayer Graphene"

CSE Fellow: Pallav Ranjan Presenting at AGU 2018

Abstract Title: Effect of Emergent Vegetation on Suspended Sediment Transport
Presentation Type: Poster
Session Date and Time: Thursday, 13 December 2018; 08:00 - 12:20
Session Number and Title: EP41D: The Influence of Vegetation and Large Wood on Water, Sediment, and Nutrient Dynamics in Fluvial and Coastal Environments Posters
Location: Convention Center; Hall A-C (Poster Hall)

Rob Neely
Lawrence Livermore National Lab

Wednesday, December 12, 2018
1030 NCSA
11:45am: Meet and Greet
12:00: Seminar

Lunch Provided

The Center for Applied Scientific Computing (CASC) serves as Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s window to the broader computer science, computational physics, applied mathematics, and data science research communities. In collaboration with academic, industrial, and other government laboratory partners, CASC is conducting world-class scientific research and development on problems critical to national security and foundational scientific advancements. You are cordially invited to join Rob Neely (UIUC CS alumni 1994) to learn about the CASC mission and the opportunities to join LLNL (located in the California Bay Area) as they lead the way into a new era of High-Performance Computing, Mathematics, and Data Science that blends cutting-edge research with mission-oriented programs of national importance. The delivery of the Sierra system (currently #2 in the world) and plans for an Exascale system in 2022 makes CASC and LLNL an exciting option for graduates looking to help build a vision of a new HPC and AI-based paradigm the new reality in tackling our biggest scientific and social challenges facing the world today.

November 28, 2018 - Sam Spencer
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Formation and Evolution of Multilayer Social and Societal Networks Using Agent-Based Models, with Applications to Food, Energy, and Water Systems

12:00pm - 1:00pm
1030 NCSA
1205 W. Clark St. Urbana, IL
Lunch Provided

See Sam's Research Video Below:

2018 - 2019 CSE Fellow: Sam Spencer Sam Spencer Electrical and Computer Engineering "Formation and Evolution of Multilayer Social and Societal Networks Using Agent-Based Models, with Applicatio...

October 31, 2018 - Pallav Ranjan
Civil and Environmental Engineering
From Substrate to Surface: The Impact of Aquatic Ecosystems on Exchange Processes at the Sediment-Water and Water-Air Interfaces

12:00pm - 1:00pm
1030 NCSA
1205 W. Clark St. Urbana, IL
Lunch Provided

See Pallav's Research Video Below:

2018 - 2019 CSE Fellow: Pallav Ranjan Pallav Ranjan Civil and Environmental Engineering "From Substrate to Surface: The Impact of Aquatic Ecosystems on Exchange Processes at the Sediment-Water an...

Join us in welcoming the new dean of the College of Engineering–Rashid Bashir! Dean Bashir has been a part of the Illini family since 2007, has held multiple administrative roles, and plays an important role in the engineering community. We are excited for our future under his leadership! https://news.illinois.edu/view/6367/703711

CSE Special Seminar: Dr. Fredrick Rothganger and Dr. Chris Siefert , Sandia National Lab

Wednesday, October 3, 2018
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
1030 National Center for Supercomputing Applications - NCSA
Lunch Provided

"Computational Science at Sandia National Laboratories"

For more than 60 years, Sandia National Laboratories has delivered essential science and technology to resolve the nation's most challenging security issues. You are cordially invited to join UIUC CS alumni Dr. Chris Siefert and Dr. Fred Rothganger as they discuss their research as part of Sandia's Center for Computing Research, a collection of 150+ researchers in computer science, mathematics, engineering and related fields. They will give an overview of some of the research questions they and their Sandia colleagues are interested in, explain why they think Sandia is a great place for computational science researchers and have plenty of time to take questions. Find out why hundreds of your fellow Illini have decided that Sandia is the employer for them.