National Computational Science Institute

Upcoming NCSI Workshops

Workshops to be held during the academic year 2003-2004 include participation in the education program for Supercomputing 2003 (SC'03), as well as a series of two- and three-day workshops held in conjunction with Sigma-Xi. The locations of the Sigma-Xi workshops will be determined in August. Chapters wishing to host a NCSI workshop on their campuses should contact the central Sigma-Xi office.

Please watch this site in the fall for themes and locations for the Summer 2004 Workshops.

2003 Summer NCSI Workshops

This Summer NCSI is sponsoring 15 week-long workshops on topics in computational science. All workshops are full; we are pleased to announce that over 325 science and mathematics faculty from all over the US are confirmed to attend these workshops. See the table below for locations and themes.

Note: If you applied for a workshop but have not yet received e-mail requesting confirmation of your attendance, please send an e-mail to ncsi-info @ computationalscience.org.

Information Access for Summer 2003 Workshop Participants

May	Norfolk State University First Look Workshop	July	University of Illinois and NCSA First Look Workshop Local Information
June	Bethune Cookman College First Look Workshop		Highpoint University Second Look Workshop Local Information
	Willamette University Second Look Workshop		University of Alabama at Birmingham First Look - Teacher Education Focus Workshop
	Washington University - Saint Louis Parallel and Cluster Computing Workshop		San Jose State University Computational Chemistry Workshop
	Appalachian State University Computational Chemistry Workshop		Prairie View A&M University First Look - Cluster Computing Focus Workshop
	Ohio Supercomputing Center First and Second Look Workshop	August	San Diego State University First Look Workshop
	Southwestern College First Look Workshop	August	Florida State University Second Look Workshop
	University of Arkansas at Little Rock First and Second Look Workshop Local Information

For those who still need a better idea of what modeling can do, here, is an informative poster our partners at Sigma Xi have created.