Cornell Faculty, Staff, and Students
Faculty and graduate student researchers at leading universities expect high-performance computing services to be readily available as a research tool, just as they expect the library and data networks to be available.
CAC enables the success of Cornell researchers whose research requires
high-performance computing or data management
services.
Sample Researchers Enabled by CAC
- Abowd, John – mining U.S. Census data
- Arms, William – developing the Cornell/Internet Archive Web Lab
- August, Avery – system analysis of cytokine translation
- Bauerle, Taryn – fine root CT scans
- Berg, Karl – ontogeny of vocal learning in wild parrots
- Bitar, Paulina – positive selection in Streptococcus
- Bunge, John – estimating ocean species
- Cardie, Claire – Cornell Natural Language Processing
- Cartinhour, Samuel – Pseudomonas syringae systems biology
- Clark, Andy – analysis of genome-wide human polymorphism
- Cleland, Thomas – computational psychology
- Cohen, Itai – Hull Reconstruction Motion Tracking of insects
- Cole, Curtis – Weill Cornell Medical College ITS projects
- Conrad, Jon – modeling environmental economics
- Cordes, James – searching for fast and exotic pulsars
- Danforth, Bryan – rooting phylogenies using gene duplications
- DeGaetano, Arthur – high-resolution climate databases
- Desjardins, Olivier – turbulent reacting multiphase flows
- Dineen, Michael – National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect
- Dunnam, Curt – 95 GHz ESR spectrometer upgrade
- Feigenson, Gerald – simulating lipid mixture
- Fennie, Craig – materials physics from first principles
- Fletcher, Daniel – Veterinary Patient Simulator System
- Gehrke, Johannes – high-performance sorting
- Gibbons, Lawrence – high energy physics data workflows
- Ginsparg, Paul – tools for research communication
- Giovanelli, Riccardo – extragalactic HI data analysis
- Gu, Zhenglong – gene transcription and mutation
- Haas, Jere – effect of fortified salt on Indian women iron
- Helmke, Ray – Energy-Recovery-Linac cavity design
- Heslop, Janet – CISER data disk farm
- Hoffstaetter, Georg – ERL beam dynamics and accelerator modeling
- Hupert, Nathaniel – AHRQ hospital surge modeling
- Huttenlocher, Daniel – mapping the world's photos
- Ingraffea, Anthony – computational fracture materials
- Jackson, Peter – inventory control
- Johnson, Stephen – biomedical language processing
- Jones, Laura – spatial modeling of corn pest dynamics
- Kawate, Toshimitsu – signal transduction in cell-cell communication
- King, Michael – receptor-mediated blood cell adhesion
- Krotscheck, Ursula – cruciate ligament deficiency in canines
- Lagoze, Carl – Pathways information integration lifecycles
- Lal, Amit – electron path simulations
- Lazzaro, Brian – next generation sequence technology
- Levin, Simon – global evolutionary stoichiometry in ecosystems
- Lloyd, James – TripleSpec Exoplanet Discovery Instrument
- Lust, Barbara – virtual center for study of language acquisition
- Malek, Joel – assembly of whole genome shotgun
- Marschner, Stephen – computer graphics petabyte storage
- Melkonian, Jeffrey– real-time N management
- Mezey, Jason – genome-wide association studies
- Monger, Bruce – satellite remote sensing of the ocean
- O’Rourke, Thomas – NEESR grand challenge earthquake engineering
- Pillardy, Jaroslaw – computational biology
- Psiaki, Mark – precise orbit, clock, ionosphere for iGPS
- Qian, Shu-Bing – ribosome profiling deep sequence
- Pope, Stephen – modeling turbulent combustion
- Raj, Ashish – distributed medical imaging algorithms
- Robinson, Lawrence – appointments with unpunctual arrivals
- Saha, Surya – citrus greening genome research science portal
- Sanford, John – forward time population genetics simulation
- Schneider, Henry – are bidders on eBay irrational
- Searle, Jeremy – population genomics of invasive species
- Selman, Bart – NSF Institute for Computational Sustainability (ICS)
- Shoemaker, Christine – NSF Hydrology
- Siepel, Adam – comparative genomics
- Stodghill, Paul – USDA plant-microbe interactions
- Stroock, Abraham – chaotic transport in microfluidics
- Sullivan, Patrick – computational agriculture data mining
- Sun, Qi – Plant Proteomics Database (PPDB)
- Tumbar, Tudorita – skin stem cell fate acquisition
- Wang, Jane – computing particle interactions in unsteady flows
- Weatherspoon, Hakim – storage and compute cloud diversity
- Weinstein, David – BudBreak citizen science network
- Wiedmann, Martin – listeria monocytogenes stress response
- Wiesner, Ulrich – materials world network database
- Woodard, Dawn – Bayesian statistical applications
- van Es, Harold – Cornell Computational Agriculture Initiative
- Van Renesse, Robbert – migrating connections for video services
- VanEe, James – biotechnology and life sciences technologies
- Vilhuber, Lars – Cornell VirtualRDC synthetic data access
- Zuckerberg, Benjamin – winter bird distributions
