HPCC Research Page

The HPCC Computing Resources support research projects that span a broad array of disciplines. The following researchers have been featured in USC’s HPCC brochure

Featured Researchers

	Andrea Armani - 2011 Modeling of Optical Devices
	Stephen Cronin - 2011 Numerical Simulations of Nanoscale Systems
	Nouri Neamati - 2011 Virtual Screening of Large Databases of Small-Molecule Drugs
	Simon Tavare - 2011 Computational Biophysics and Biochemistry
	Julian Domaradzki - 2009 Numerical Simulations of Turbulent Flows
	Shrikanth Narayanan - 2009 Upper Airway MRI Image Processing
	Elena Pierpaoli - 2009 Cosmological Parameter Determination
	Tom Vernier - 2009 Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Biomolecular Structures in Nanosecond, Megavolt-per-Meter, Pulsed Electric Fields
	Thieo Hogen-Esch - 2008 Elucidation of the Mechanisms of the Yamamoto Polymerizations
	James Knowles and Peter Laird - 2008 Analysis of DNA Sequences Generated with Next-Gen Technology
	John O'Brien - 2008 Active and Passive Nanophotonic Integrated Circuit Components
	Thorsten Becker - 2007 Seismology and geodynamics
	Roger Ghanem - 2007 Probabilistic risk assessment and computational stochastic mechanics
	Stephan Haas and Anthony Levi - 2007 Quantum physics and nanoscale engineering
	James Haw - 2007 Inorganic and physical chemistry
	Douglas Greenberg and Samuel Gustman - 2006 USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education
	Rajiv Kalia - 2006 Computer science, physics, and materials science
	Robert Lucas - 2006 Large-scale behavioral simulations
	Michael Waterman - 2006 Computational Biology
	Kevin Knight and Daniel Marcu - 2005 Statistical approach to natural language translation
	Aiichiro Nakano and Ashish Sharma - 2005 Large-scale scientific visualization
	Arieh Warshel - 2005 Computer simulation of biological processes
	Richard Weinberg - 2005 Computer animation and visual effects
	Thomas Jordan - 2004 Using seismic tomography to help reduce earthquake risks
	Tom Katsouleas - 2004 High-energy physics demands high-power computing
	Carl Kesselman - 2004 Middleware guru and grid pioneer
	Priya Vashishta - 2004 Multi-teraflop supercomputing

Supported Research Projects

HPCC supports more than 60 research projects in a variety of disciplines, ranging from computing to sociology, and from genomics to geophysics.

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