A Vision of Cyberinfrastructure for Science and Education

                       Kelvin Droegemeier , University of Oklahoma, NSF National Science Board

Advanced Cyberinfrastructure to enable Multi-scale and Multi-site Brain Research

                       Mark Ellisman , University of California San Diego

Luncheon Speaker:Case Study: Purdue University CI Investment Strategies

                       Jim Bottum, Chief Information Officer, Purdue University

Emerging Cyberinfrastructure Programs Panel:

                        William E. Johnston, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Energy Sciences Network
                        "The Advanced Networks and Services Underpinning the Large-Scale Science of DOE's
                         Office of Science"

                        Daniel Hitchcock, U.S. Department of Energy
                        "Distributed Science at Department of Energy"

                        Guy Almes , National Science Foundation, Office of Cyberinfrastructure
                        "NSF's Evolving Cyberinfrastructure Program"

                        Robert Feuerstein, Level 3 Communications
                        "Interconnecting the Cyberinfrastructure"

Overview of Cyberinfrastructure Supporting Research & Education at UNL and the University of Nebraska
                       David Swanson, UNL Computer Science and Engineering
                       "Cyberinfrastructure Strategies for Nebraska"

                       Dale Finkelson,UNL Information Services
                       "Campus Infrastructure: What is Available and what are the Plans"

UNL/NU Research Enabled by CI : Physics and Engineering

                       Aaron Dominguez, UNL Physics & Astronomy
                       “Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS): Cyberinfrastructure Requirements"

                       Ken Bloom, UNL Physics & Astronomy:
                       “Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS): Cyberinfrastructure Solutions"

                       Anthony Starace, UNL Physics & Astronomy:
                       “Intense Laser Driven Atomic Processes"

                       Donald Umstadter, UNL Physics & Astronomy:
                       “Ultra-High-Intensity Laser-Plasma Interactions: Comparing Experimental Results with                        Three-Dimensional,Fully-Relativistic, Numerical Simultations"

                        Xinwei Wang, UNL Mechanical Engineering
                        “Large-Scale Atomistic Modeling of Laser-Assisted Surface Nanostructuring"

UNL/NU Research Enabled by CI: Software Engineering and Complex Environmental Systems

                        Gregg Rothermel, UNL Computer Science & Engineering
                        "Toward Dependable Software: Cyberinfrastructure Support for Controlled Experimentation with                         Testing and Analysis Techniques"

                        Matt Dwyer, UNL Computer Science & Engineering
                        "Toward Dependable Software: Cyberinfrastructure Support for Controlled Experimentation with                         Testing and Analysis Techniques"

                        Steve Goddard, UNL Computer Science & Engineering
                        "Software Engineering and Complex Environmental Systems"

                        Bob Oglesby, UNL Geosciences
                        "Cyberinfrastructure and Climate Modeling"

UNL/NU Research Enabled by CI : Biosciences

                        Michael Fromm, UNL Agronomy and Center for Biotechnology
                        "Genomics and Bioinformatics Capabilities and Needs "

                        Stephen Scott, UNL Computer Science & Engineering
                        "Fungal Semantic Web"

                        Hesham Ali, University of Nebraska at Omaha, College of Information Science Technology:
                        “Innovative Tools and Database Models in Bioinformatics”

                        Simon Sherman, University of Nebraska Medical Center
                        "NICLS: Development of Biomedical Computing and Information Technology Infrastructure "

UNL/NU Research Enabled by CI: Humanities and Education

                        Will Thomas ,UNL Department of History:
                        “Computing and the Historical Imagination”

                        Bing Chen, University of Nebraska at Omaha
                        "CEEN Department Cyberinfrastructure Vision: Education, Outreach and Research"

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