COMPUTATIONAL RESEARCH in BOSTON and BEYOND (CRIBB)
Welcome! This is the homepage for the Computational Research in Boston and Beyond (CRIBB) seminar series. Our goal is to provide a forum for interactions among scientists and engineers throughout the Boston area working on a range of computational problems. This forum consists of a monthly seminar where individuals present their work.
To subscribe to a low-traffic mailing list for announcements related to the forum, please visit the CRiB-list web page.
For more information, e-mail Professor Alan Edelman (edelman AT math.mit.edu) and/or Professor Jeremy Kepner (kepner AT ll.mit.edu).
Organizers : 2024
| Dr. Patrick Dreher | (MIT - Laboratory for Nuclear Science) |
| Professor Alan Edelman | (MIT - Math & CSAIL) |
| Dr. Chris Hill | (MIT - Earth and Atmospheric Science) |
| Professor Steven G. Johnson | (MIT - Math & RLE) |
| Dr. Jeremy Kepner | (MIT - Lincoln Laboratory) |
| Dr. Albert Reuther | (MIT - Lincoln Laboratory) |
Meetings : 2024
Meetings are held on the first Friday of the month from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, and will be virtual via ZOOM.
https://mit.zoom.us/j/96155042770 | Meeting ID: 961 5504 2770
| Jan 5 |
Rahul Sahay (Harvard) Quantum Spin Lakes: Non-Equilibrium Spin Liquids for Near-Term Quantum Devices |
| Feb 2 |
Krystian Ganko (MIT) System Identification of Continuous Time Compartment Models using the Neural Chemical Langevin Equation |
| Mar 1 |
Nishad Maskara (Harvard University) Programmable Simulations of Molecules and Materials with Reconfigurable Quantum Processors |
| Apr 5 | |
| May 3 |
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| Jun 7 |
Lucas Attia (MIT) Revealing the molecular origins of surface condition-dependent nanoparticle structure using classical molecular simulations |
| Jul 5 |
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| Aug 2 |
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| Sep 6 |
Jeremy Kepner (MIT Lincoln Laboratory)
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| Oct 4 |
Emily Williams (MIT) Machine-Learning-Based Spectral Methods Toward Reduced-Order Modeling for Partial Differential Equations |
| Nov 1 |
Daniel Yi-Wei Abdulah (MIT) Adaptive computing: high resolution simulation at low resolution cost |
| Dec 6 |
Max Daniels (MIT)
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Acknowledgements
We thank the generous support of MIT IS&T, CSAIL, and the Department of Mathematics for their support of this series.