Summer REU Projects in Data Intensive Scientific Computing

Created on August 19, 2016 by Douglas Thain

2016   ·   disc   reu   highlights

We recently wrapped up the first edition of the summer REU in Data Intensive Scientific Computing at the University of Notre Dame.  Ten undergraduate students came to ND from around the country and worked on projects encompassing physics, astronomy, bioinformatics, network sciences, molecular dynamics, and data visualization with faculty at Notre Dame.

To learn more, see these videos and posters produced by the students:



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