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Students and faculty from Yonsei University, generally considered one of the two best universities in Korea, are visiting Scientific Computing for the month of February. Our visitors and their research areas included:
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Welcome back! Don't forget to check out our Undergraduate degree program in Computational Science. Have a great semester.
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Fall 2010 - DIG 3725-01, T R 12:30PM-1:45PM, 499 DSL
Florida State University’s Department of Scientific Computing, established in 2009, has its very first faculty member receive an NSF Early Career Award. Sachin Shanbhag, an Assistant Professor, received the prestigious award to continue his research on computational rheology of polymer melts. Unlike typical solids and liquids, “gooey” materials like polymer melts, foams, suspensions, and gels have both solid-like (elastic) and liquid-like (viscous) properties. Rheology is the study of how such viscoelastic materials respond to deformation.
Professor Michael Navon has been awarded a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to study how lightning data can improve limited area numerical forecasts.
