SimCenter News

Creating a lasting, positive impact beyond UTC.

SimCenter engages with new participants in the community, state and region. We look forward to an ever-expanding portfolio of research and development centered on modeling and simulation, high-performance computing and advanced algorithms in our swimlane areas and beyond.

• More To The Story: Why do some people age quicker than others?

• UTC professor uses artificial intelligence to crack the longevity code

• UTC scientist wins $50K for research addressing the challenges of an aging global population

• Bone-mending implant wins inaugural Fly by Researchers

• Friday, October 1st - CUP-ECS Colloquium: MPI from the Ground Up: From Operations to Implementations, Part I

• Don Reising building research program that also provides real world opportunities for UTC students

• Tony Skjellum continually reinforces SimCenter’s role in engaging students and supporting faculty

• Friday, April 16 - Math and SimCenter Colloquium: Knot polynomials and Vassiliev measures of open and closed curves in 3-space, given by Prof. Eleni Panagiotou

• Stranded ship in Suez Canal keeps Chattanooga logistics firms busy

• UTRF Inventor Spotlight: Dr. Tony Skjellum

• Friday, April 9th- CUP-ECS Colloquium: Recent Development of Multigrid Solvers in HYPRE on Modern Heterogeneous Computing Platforms

• Friday, March 26th- CUP-ECS Colloquium: DPC++: A modern C++ parallel programming model for Heterogeneous Computing

• Friday, March 12 - Math and SimCenter Colloquium: Design of an algorithm with multiple-cost efficient rules for the generalized multi-objective set cover problem, given by Prof. Lakmali Weerasena

• Friday, March 5th - CUP-ECS Colloquium: MPI Partitioned Communication for 
  Highly Concurrent and Heterogeneous Systems

• Math and SimCenter Colloquium: Virtual Knot Theory, given by Louis H. Kauffman

• Electrical engineering professor asked to join prestigious industry publication

• Medury, Altarawneh, and Skjellum Receive Certificate of Best Paper

• Friday, Feb. 5th - CUP-ECS Colloquium: Determining Proxy Application Fidelity using ML-Based Similarity Methods