
Associate Laboratory Director for Computing and Life Sciences
Argonne National LaboratoryComputing and Life Sciences
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The University of Chicago |
Rick Stevens is associate laboratory director for Computing and Life Sciences. He heads Argonne's advanced computing initiative targeting the development of petaflop/s computing systems. He is also a professor of computer science at the University of Chicago and is senior fellow of the Argonne/University of Chicago Computation Institute, a multidisciplinary institute aimed at connecting computing to all areas of inquiry at the University and the Laboratory. In addition, he heads the Argonne/Chicago Futures Lab, a research group he started in 1994 to investigate problems in large-scale scientific visualization and advanced collaboration environments (his group in the Futures Lab has developed the widely deployed Access Grid collaboration system.
Prof. Stevens is interested in the development of innovative tools and techniques that enable computational scientists to solve important large-scale problems effectively on advanced scientific computers. Specifically, his research focuses on three principal areas: advanced collaboration and visualization environments, high-performance computer architectures (including Grids), and computational problems in the life sciences, most recently the computational problems arising in systems biology. In addition to his research work, Prof. Stevens teaches courses on computer architecture, collaboration technology, virtual reality, parallel computing, and computational science.
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Elsevier:Web Semantics: Science, Services and Agents on the World Wide Web Editorial board, October 2002–Present
IPDPS'2005, The International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Program Committee, Denver, Colorado, 2005
NSF Cyberinfrastructure Technology Watch Group, 2004
US/UK ETF Experiments Steering Committee, 2004
International Symposium on Web Services for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics." The Symposium, Program Committee, 2005
Council on Competitiveness Advisory Committee for High Energy performance Computing, 2006-present
SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering Program Committee, 2007
SciDAC PI Chair, 2007
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- DOE Mathematics and Computational Sciences Program
Computing and Communications Infrastructure Futures Laboratory
Advanced Visualization Technology Center, DOE, Defense Programs
National Computational Science Alliance, NSF PACI Program
HTMT Petaflops Design Project, DARPA
NCSA Alliance
ASCI Advanced Visualization Technology Center
Corridor One: An Integrated Distance Visualization Environment for SSI and ASCI Applications
The Computation Institute- Teragrid, NSF, 2001-2004
- A Data Intense Challenge: The Instrumented Oilfield of the future, NSF, 2002-2006
NMI - Extensible Network Services for the AccessGrid, NSF, 2002-2004
Acquisition of TeraPort: A Grid Enabled Analysis Platform with Optical Connectivity, NSF, 2003– 2006
Bioterrorism: Molecular Analysis and Intervention, NIH, 2003– 2005
Advanced Biomedical Tele–Collaboration Testbed in Surgery, Anesthesia, and Emergency Medicine, National Library of Medicine 2003–2006
Towards a Digital Psychology Laboratory, University of Chicago, 2003–2004
Great Lakes Regional Center of Excellence for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases Research, NIH/NIAID, 2003–2005
Teragrid Early Operations, NSF, 2004–2005
Establishing a National Leadership Computing Facility: A Partnership in Computational Sciences, DOE, 2004–2008
National Microbial Pathogen Data Resource (NMPDR) Center in Support of Infectious Disease Research, NIH, 2004–2007
Social Informatics Data (SID) Grid, NSF, 2005-2007
Dynamic Adaptive Multithreading, NSF, 2005-2009
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| University of Chicago Round Table, Computers and biology, Chicago, IL, May 16, 2006 all-presentations/Chicago-May-2006-Final1.pdf | |
| United Kingdom – High Performance Computer Users Meeting, Biology and High-Performance Computing, September 30, 2002 pdf | |
| Global Grid Forum 5, Basic BioGrid, Edinburgh, Scotland, July 2002 pdf | |
| Century in Science Seminar, Computing, Communications, and You: The Next 10 Years and Beyond, Graham Institute, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, May 21, 2001 pdf | |
| Fermi National Laboratory, Large Clusters for Particle Physics, March 26, 2001 | |
| Fermilab/JLab Workshop on Lattice OCD with Commodity Clusters, Future Directions of Commodity Technology based Computational Clusters, March 21, 2001 | |
| University of California at Davis Distinguished Lecture Series, Active Spaces: The Access Grid, Active Mural and Advanced Visualization Systems, Davis, CA, March 15, 2001 | |
| International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, The Ten Hottest Topics in Parallel and Distributed Computing for the Next Millennium, Some Hot Issues for the Millennium, Cancun, Mexico, May 1-5, 2000 (ppt) (htm) | |
| Institute for Theoretical Atomic and Molecular Physics Workshop, Computation Challenges in Atomic and Molecular Physics, Future Directions in Computer and Systems Architecture for Scientific Computing, Boston, MA, May 4-6, 2000 (ppt) (htm) | |
| American Physical Society Meeting, (This presentation was part of a symposium on PC Clusters for Computational Science - Theory and Practice.), Which Node For Your Cluster?, Minnesota, March 20-24, 2000 (pdf) (htm) | |
| Panel Discussion at SC'99 of Challenges and Opportunities of the Scalable Information Infrastructure, Scalable Information Infrastructure and the Testbeds Needed for their Deployment, Portland Oregon - November 19, 1999 (htm) |
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