Guided Affinity Groups
Guides lead small affinity groups in activities at the conference with the goal of improving the learning for the group members. An example of a guided activity might include: meeting with the group prior to a mini-symposium to discuss what to expect, attending the mini-symposium with the group, then meeting with the group afterwards to demystify, further discuss, and answer any questions. Another example might include attending a plenary session together, then assigning “homework” such as a writing a short paper, presenting a synopsis, or writing a blog; and then meet with the group to go over the homework. Guided events involve activities directly related to CSE17 conference sessions and should aim to improve learning.
Here is a list of the planned Guided Affinity Groups (others may be added):
- Guided Affinity Group: Johann Rudi – Inverse Problems Meet Big Data
Institution/Organization: The University of Texas at Austin What conference theme areas are you interested in (check all that apply): Multiphysics and Multiscale Computations; Novel Discretizations and Fast Solvers; Scientific Software ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group : Sally Ellingson – Computational Biology
Institution/Organization: University of Kentucky Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Computational Biology What conference theme areas are you interested in (check all that apply): Data Analytics and Visualization Data-Driven ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group: Xingjie Li – Advanced Modeling and Algorithms in Multiscale Problems
Institution/Organization: University of North Carolina at Charlotte Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Applied Mathematics Computational Materials Science and Engineering Computational Mechanical Engineering Numerical Analysis/Simulations Interests: My research lies in the ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group: Stephen Wood – UQ for CFD in Sustainable Energy Applications
Institution/Organization: ICL-JICS UTK-ORNL Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Applied Mathematics Computational Aerospace Engineering Computational Civil and Environmental Engineering Computational Mechanical Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Numerical Analysis/Simulations What conference theme areas are ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group: Jehanzeb Chaudhry – Uncertainty Quantification
Institution/Organization: University of New Mexico Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Applied Mathematics Computational Biology Computational Chemistry Computer Science Numerical Analysis/Simulations What conference theme areas are you interested in (check all ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group: Xiaoming He – Domain Decomposition Methods
Institution/Organization: Missouri University of Science and Technology Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Computational Aerospace Engineering Numerical Analysis/Simulations What conference theme areas are you interested in (check all ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group: Dan Martin – Ice Sheet Modeling
Institution/Organization: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Applied Mathematics Computational Climate Numerical Analysis/Simulations What conference theme areas are you interested in (check all that apply): Multiphysics ...Continue - Guided Affinity Group: Juliane Mueller – Operations Research/Optimization
Institution/Organization: Lawrence Berkeley National Lab Research Area/Department/Major (check as many as appropriate): Applied Mathematics Computational Operations Research Operations Research What conference theme areas are you interested in (check all that ...Continue