Krell Institute Computational Science Links - Institutes, Centers, etc. The National Computational Science Alliance is a partnership to prototype an advanced computational infrastructure for the 21st century. It includes more than 50 academic, government, and industry research partners from across the United States. Participants from 46 partner sites in 20 states and four countries are integrated into a Resources Working Group, four Technologies thrust areas, four Applications thrust areas, and the Education, Outreach, and Training thrust area.
Projects link researchers from several institutions and across thrust areas.
Foster the incorporation of high performance research tools for scientific investigation into the undergraduate curriculum to better prepare learners for post-Baccalaureate activities where collaborative, interdisciplinary teams, sophisticated computer tools and effective communication among the team members and with others are used in research and problem solving. University of Oregon Computational Science Institute The Institute, established in September 1995, is an association of researchers from nine different departments formed to support computational science efforts at the University of Oregon. The Institute supports projects with parallel supercomputers that are connected via the NERO network to researchers around the state and to the national supercomputing centers. Our materials are intended for scientists, engineers, and students. JICS was created to encourage and facilitate the effective use of high performance computing resources in the state of Tennessee.