Monday, October 5 2009 (Day 1):           [Skip to Tuesday, October 6, 2009 (Day 2)]

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	8:45		Welcome / Opening Remarks
			S. David Wu Dean, P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science
	9:00 .		PLENARY I: Biomolecular Simulations: From Peptide Dynamics to Mult-Protein Assemblies
			Hummer, Gerhard Chief, Theoretical Biophysics Section National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
			PARALLEL IA: Data Mining, Data Visualization (Session Chair: Daniel Lopresti)
	10:15		The Moving Horizon of Data Mining
			Hirsh, Haym Professor of Computer Science Rutgers Universityr
	10:45		Analyzing and Interrogating Cellular Networks
			Singh, Mona Associate Professor Princeton University
	11:15		Automatic Natural Language Question-Answering from Large Text Databases
			Ramshaw, Lance Lead Scientist BBN
			PARALLEL IB: Energy and Environment (Session Chair: Andrew Coleman)
	10:15		Computational Engineering and Science in Industry: Case Study of Hydrogen Storage for Energy Applications
			Peterson, Brian Team Lead for Computational Chemistry Air Products and Chemicals
	10:45		State Estimation on a Transmission Management System
			Mlasgar, Joseph Manager of Energy Management Systems (EMS) PPL Corporation
	11:15		EnergyFit: An Automated Power-Aware Run-Time System for Computing
			Feng, Wu Associate Professor of Comp Sci & Eelectrical & Computer Engineering Virginia Tech
	11:45		PLENARY II (Lunch): The Road to Stable, High-Performance Simulation of Large-Scale Mechanical Systems with Contact and Friction
			Anitescu, Mihai Computational Mathematician and Fellow of the Computation Institute Argonne National Laboratory
			PARALLEL IIA: Bio-Engineering & BioSciences (Session Chair: Dimitrios Vavylonis)
	1:30		3D Image Analysis Pipelines for Building High-Resolution Digital Cell Atlases of C. elegans and Fruit Fly
			Peng, Hanchuan Senior Computer Scientist Howard Hughes Medical Institute
	2:00		Automatic Summarization of Changes in Biological Image Sequences Using Algorithmic Information Theory
			Cohen, Andrew Assistant Professor University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
	2:30		High Performance Computing on Imaging Informatics and Medical Image Analysis
			Yang, Lin Assistant Professor UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
			PARALLEL IIB: Computational Modeling (Session Chair: James Ricles)
	1:30		Large-Scale Computational Modeling of Fluid Flow in the Lung
			Mitran, Sorin Associate Professor University of North Carolina
	2:00		A Scalable Domain Decomposition Method for Ultra-Parallel Arterial Flow Simulations
			Grinberg, Leopold Senior Research Associate Brown University
	2:30		Use of Mathematical Models in Energy Risk Measurement
			Gao, Yan Director-Pricing/Risk Analytics - PPL
	3:15		PANEL I: Funding Opportunities in the Area of CES/HPC
			Moderator: Tamás Terlaky - Lehigh University Panelists: Haym Hirsh - NSF/Rutgers University; José Muñoz - NSF; Walter Polansky - DOE
	5:00		Reception and Poster Session
	6:30		PLENARY III (Dinner): Optimization in Engineering Design
			Vanderbei, Robert Chair and Professor of Operations Research and Financial Engineering Princeton University

Tuesday, October 6 2009 (Day 2):

	8:15		Welcome / Opening Remarks
	8:30		PLENARY IV: New Insights into Nanometer-Scale Structure and Dynamics from Atomic and Multiscale Modeling
			Brenner, Donald Professor of Computational Material Science North Carolina State University
	9:15		PANEL II: HPC in Physical Sciences and Engineering
			Moderator: Slava V. Rotkin - Lehigh University Panelists: Axel Kohlmeyer - Temple University; Donald Brenner - North Carolina State University
	9:15		PANEL III: Computation Enabling Information Sciences
			Moderator: Brian Davison - Lehigh University Panelists: Manish Parashar - Rutgers Univ; C. Lee Giles - Penn State; Zoran Obradovic - Temple Univ
	10:45		PANEL IV: Computational Training/Grad Programs
			Moderator: Tamás Terlaky - Lehigh University Panelists: James Glimm - Stony Brook U; Peter Glynn - Stanford U; Anastasios Lyrintis - Purdue U
			PARALLEL IIIA: Computational Optimization (Session Chair: Ted Ralphs)
	1:00		The PEBBL Parallel Branch-and-Bound Library, and Quadratic Semi-Assignment for Peptide Docking and Design
			Eckstein, Jonathan Professor Rutgers University
	1:30		Mathematical Programming Approaches for Multivehicle Path Coordination Under Communication Constraints
			Benson, Hande Associate Professor of Decision Sciences Drexel University
	2:00		Mixed-Integer Nonlinear Optimization: Anecdotes on Complexity, Modeling, Solvers and HPC
			Lee, John Research Staff Member IBM Research
			PARALLEL IIIB: Signal Processing (Session Chair: Tiffany Li)
	1:00		Quantum Computing -- Power and Limitations
			Rötteler, Martin Research Staff Member NEC Labs
	1:30		Digital Signal Processing in Read Channels
			Haratsch, Erich Franz LSI Corporation
	2:00		Coherent and Non-coherent MIMO Radar Techniques for Target Localization
			Haimovich, Alexander Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Rutgers University
	2:45		PLENARY V: Trends in High Performance Computing
			Muñoz, José L. Director, Office of Cyberinfrastructure National Science Foundation
	3:45		Closing Remarks