Research - Overview

The Cyber Center is leveraging the expertise of existing groups on campus, the Indiana Center for Database Systems (ICDS), the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC), the Purdue Regional Visualization and Analytics Center (PURVAC), the Computer Research Institute (CRI), and the Network for Computational Nanotechnology (NCN) to build tightly coupled teams to address the major areas of cyberinfrastructure within the Cyber Center: high-end computing and distributed systems, data modeling and mining, visualization and analysis, networking and security, middleware and applications development, and education and engagement. Each of these areas will be led by a strong team of researchers and developers who will collaborate on proposals with other Discovery Park Centers, other researchers on campus and with other institutions nationally.

Cyber Center

High-end Computing
Cyber Center's support for high-end computing will include creating novel parallel computer architectures, associated compilers and systems software and parallel numerical algorithms, and benchmarking and performance evaluation of tools.

Applications and Middleware
Cyber Center is involved in fostering research in Web services, semantic Web, and Grid services, in providing computation as a utility, and in establishing scientific research grids for Cyber Infrastructure activities with access through the TeraGrid.

Networking, Security and Privacy
Cyber Center will ensure that Cyber Infrastructure applications are being developed and deployed in a secure fashion and will leverage the strengths of CERIAS in its multidisciplinary approach to security challenges and extend it to Cyber Infrastructure.

Virtualization, Management, and Provisioning
Cyber Center enables Virtualization to develop and realize Cyber Infrastructure, complex provisioning framework for Cyber Infrastructure, and dynamic pools of virtual resources that can be aggregated on-demand and reconfigured on the fly.

Information Analysis and Visualization
Cyber Center enables users to analyze and view data using cutting edge visualization tools which have access to the data through the underlying enabling of the Cyber Infrastructure.

E-Enterprise Nanotechnology ICDS PURVAC CRI RCAC NCN Learning Onocological Environment Bioscience
Research Areas
We are leveraging the expertise of existing groups on campus to build tightly coupled teams to address the major areas of cyberinfrastructure within the Cyber Center. Learn More
Cyber Center
Center News & Events

SGI's High Performance Computing Products, R&D Roadmap and Strategic Direction, Dr. Eng Lim Goh, CTO. August, 19, 2008 at 9:00AM, Steward 214A. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

Purdue School on High Performance Parallel Scientific Computing - September 4-5, 2008. Sponsored by the PRISM project, NCN, CRI and RCAC. Learn more and/or Register at: http://www.cri.purdue.edu/hppsc.cfm

Log-Based Transactional Memory, Mark Hill, Computer Science Dept, University of Wisconsin-Madison, September 18 at 3:00 PM, MSEE 239. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

Iterative sparse linear system solvers, Martin Gutknecht, ETH, Zurich, October 12. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

The Parallel direct system solver: PARDISO, Olaf Schenk, University of Basel, November 10. http://www.cri.purdue.edu/seminars.cfm

Research Projects
Purdue Ionomics Information Management System
Purdue Discovery Pipeline
Catalyst Design
EcoliHub
PURVAC
nanoHUB
CRI
CMS tier 2
Contact Us
Cyber Center
Young Hall
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
Phone: 765.494.7918
Fax: 765.496.2275
Email: cyber@purdue.edu