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Selected Poster Presentations Announced
There was an overwhelming response to the inaugural TCPP PhD Forum at IPDPS 2008. From 74 submissions, 36 have been selected for poster presentations during two sessions on Thursday, April 17th. TCPP awards committee is now deciding on the student travel awards. It will also announce the best poster award right after the two sessions.
Information for PhD Forum Poster Presenters
The poster is a foam board, 32 x 40 inches in size, which will accommodate 12 to 13 slides (each slide being 8.5 x 11 inches).
TCPP PhD Forum Poster Presentations
Thursday, Arpil 17, 2008
Presenters listed below.
See poster details in downloadable pdf. |
Morning Session
9:30-1:30 |
Afternoon Session
2:00-6:00 |
| Marco Biazzini |
Enis Afgan |
| Wittaya Chantamas |
Nawab Ali |
| Eunjung Cho |
David Allenotor |
| Yi Gu |
Muthu Manikandan Baskaran |
| Nanyan Jiang |
Abhinav Bhatele |
| Gaurav Khanna |
René Brunner |
| Christos Kotselidis |
Louis-Claude Canon |
| Mo Li |
Rosa Filgueira |
| Heshan Lin |
Jaeyeon Kang |
| Qingda Lu |
Jik-Soo Kim |
| Kamesh Madduri |
Stephan Kubisch |
| Animesh Pathak |
Rajkiran Panuganti |
| Madhura Purnaprajna |
Barry Rountree |
| Krishnendu Roy |
Amitabh Trehan |
| Purvi Shah |
Karthikeyan Vaidyanathan |
| Francesco Silvestri |
Xue Wang |
| Shannon Steinfadt |
Lamia Youseff |
| Chen Yu |
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6:00-7:00 PM
Closing session for all presenters |
To record your preference, send an email to tcpp-ipdps08-phdforum@impact.asu.edu and copy Sandeep.gupta@asu.edu by April 1st. In the subject line, type in one of the three options:
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Session M ...if the morning session is the only option
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Session A ...if the afternoon session is the only option
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Session E ...if either session will be fine.
A detailed poster session schedule will be posted by April 7th, 2008.
Description
In 2008, the IEEE Computer Society's Technical Committee on Parallel Processing (TCPP) launches a new event as part of its flagship conference, IPDPS. The PhD Forum will be an opportunity for graduate students to present a poster describing their proposed and/or partially completed dissertation work to a broad audience of both academic and industrial researchers and practitioners in parallel and distributed processing and related overlapping areas, such as networking, autonomic computing, reconfigurable computing, and high-performance computing architecture and compilers. The top submissions will receive travel awards sponsored by TCPP.
Objective
The objective of the PhD Forum is to help students receive expert feedback on their research thrusts, establish contacts for entering the job market and at the same time give representatives from industry and academia a preview of the upcoming developments in parallel and distributed processing and related technologies.
PhD FORUM REVIEW PANEL
Chair: Sandeep Gupta, Arizona State University, USA
Vipin Chaudhary, SUNY Buffalo, USA
Loren Schwiebert, Wayne State University, USA
R. (Vaidy) Vaidyanathan, Louisiana State University, USA
Georgios Varsamopoulos, Arizona State University, USA
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