Cliff Neuman says the CCSS will create synergy among the numerous researchers at ISI and USC already working in various aspects of computer security

Carl Kesselman of the USC School of Engineering’s Information Sciences Institute is principal investigator on the project, part of NSF’s National Middleware Initiative.

Kesselman will receive the medal along with Ian Foster of the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory’s Mathematics and Computer Science Division for their joint work with the Globus Project and grid computing.

Pingali’s paper, Computation Regrouping: Restructuring Programs for Temporal Data Cache Locality deals with a new method for minimizing memory stall time

USC/ISI Device Will Be Evaluated for Use in HP Platform with DARPA funding. Applications Seen in Multimedia, Complex Scientific Modeling and Database Access.

The goal of the GRIP project is to offload the processing requirements associated with secure network data communications and free up the resources of the general purpose CPU system.

A team from ISI is developing a sophisticated, automated process to make defense both more powerful and more automatic.

Kesselman will discuss Grid activities as they relate to high performance and research computing with a focus on the role ISI is playing in these activities.

CARTE has designed specially written programs to serve as robot instructors for human students.

Barbara Denny is a Network Researcher from the 3Com Corporation Technology Development Center.