NSF Graduate Research Traineeship Program: Integrating High-Performance Computing into Research in Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Engineering

培训生将资助北卡罗来纳州立大学的5名研究生，在特定应用的背景下，在高性能计算的跨学科领域进行博士研究。他们的培训将使他们能够在国家需要的领域进行研究，特别是结合高性能计算。受训人员和指导研究的教职员工将隶属于新成立的科学计算研究中心(CRSC)。学生的培训将利用NCSU最近开发的两门课程：计算数学集中(CMA)，这是应用数学研究生的一个选项，以及计算工程与科学(CES)计划，这是工程学院以及物理和数学科学学院的一个跨学科计划，由本提案的一名首席调查人员(PI)管理。学员的学术计划将包括以高性能计算应用为重点的跨学科研究研讨会；参加区域和国家研究会议；在工业和国际环境中与研究人员合作的机会；以及教学指导。除了技术PI(班克斯和图林斯基)和行政PI(国王)之外，培训计划还将涉及几位非常活跃的研究数学家、科学家和工程师。实习生将极大地促进我们最近为科学计算领域的优秀学生设计课程的进展。

Traineeships will fund 5 graduate students at North Carolina State University to pursue doctoral research in the interdisciplinary area of high performance computing within the context of a specific application. Their training will equip them to perform research in area of national need that specifically incorporate high performance computing. Trainees and the faculty directing their research will be affiliated with the newly revitalized Center for Research in Scientific Computation (CRSC). Students' training will utilize two recently developed curricula at NCSU: the Concentration in Computational mathematics (CMA), which is an option for graduate students in applied mathematics, and the Computational Engineering and Sciences (CES) program, an interdisciplinary program in the colleges of Engineering and Physical and Mathematical Sciences administered by one of the Principal Investigators (PIs) of this proposal. Trainees' academic programs will include interdisciplinary research seminars focusing on application of high performance computing; participation in regional and national research conferences; opportunities to collaborate with researchers in industrial and international settings; and instruction in teaching. In addition to the technical PIs (Banks and Turinsky) and an administrative PI(King), the Traineeship program will involve several highly active research mathematician, scientist, and engineers. Traineeships will substantially boost our recent progress in designing programs for outstanding students in scientific computation.