NSF Computer Systems Research (CSR) Program 2018 PI Meeting

美国国家科学基金会的计算系统研究（CSR）项目资助范围广泛的系统研究，包括（但不限于）物联网系统（使我们的家庭和城市更智能），制造更实惠和节能的超级计算机系统（进一步医学研究，我们对宇宙的理解，并警告人们龙卷风和飓风，仅举几例），提高智能手机的实用性，安全性和可靠性的系统，以及保护和扩展云计算的系统（它扩展了信息系统的功能，同时显著降低了相关成本）。该项目将于2018年10月24日在华盛顿贝尔维尤为企业社会责任项目奖项的研究人员组织并资助一场社区活动。在本次活动中，企业社会责任项目资助的研究人员将有机会见面并分享他们对未来的研究和想法。项目组织企业社会责任研究人员会议，包括三种活动。全体会议报告将为该领域最杰出的研究提供一个论坛，这些研究将被介绍并传播给大量听众。这些演讲也有助于为近期获奖的研究人员确定预期研究的基调和质量。正在进行的奖项的海报展示可以进行随意的科学对话和人与人之间的研究传播；它们有望加强企业社会责任研究人员之间的社会互动，并在该领域产生新的合作和协同作用。分组会议将侧重于系统研究的子领域，总结最近成功的方法，并确定未来工作的问题和机会。该项目为系统研究人员提供了一个论坛，以满足并形成新的合作，讨论和传播成功的成果，确定未来的问题和机会，并最大限度地提高后续系统研究工作的影响。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The Computing Systems Research (CSR) program of the NSF funds a wide range of systems research including (but not limited to) systems for Internet-of-Things (which makes our homes and city smarter), systems to make more affordable and energy-efficient Supercomputers (which furthers medical research, our understanding of the universe, and warns the population of tornadoes and hurricanes, to name a few), systems to improve the usefulness, security, and reliability of our smartphones, and systems to secure and scale cloud computing (which has expanded the capabilities of Information Systems while dramatically decreasing the associated costs). The project organizes and funds a community event on October 24, 2018 in Bellevue, Washington, for the researchers of awards from the CSR program. At this event, the researchers funded by the CSR program will have the opportunity to meet and share their research and ideas for the future.The project organizes a meeting of CSR researchers that includes three types of activities. Plenary presentations will give a forum for the most remarkable research in the field to be presented and diffused to a large audience. These presentations are also useful to set the tone and quality of expected research for the researchers of more recent awards. Poster presentations of ongoing award enable casual scientific conversation and person-to-person research diffusion; they are expected to strengthen the social interaction between CSR researchers and to lead to new collaborations and synergy in the field. Breakout sessions will focus on subfield of systems research to summarize recent successful methodology and identify problems and opportunities for future work. The project provides a forum for systems researchers to meet and to form new collaborations, to discuss and to disseminate successful efforts, to identify the problems and opportunities of the future, and to maximize the impact of subsequent systems research efforts.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.