| IT Related Research Centers at Purdue |
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Advanced Computer Systems Laboratory (ACSL)
Rudolf Eigenmann
eigenman@purdue.edu
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ACSL's mission is to support a strong group of researchers at
Purdue University who take leadership in advancing computer
systems knowledge and technology. ACSL includes faculty and
research groups from both the School of Electrical and Computer
Engineering and the Department of Computer Science. The
center's current focus includes compilers for chip and system level
parallelism, advanced micro architectures, highperformance
and network computing, and foundations of computer systems
research.
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Center for Education & Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS)
Eugene H. Spafford
spaf@purdue.edu
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To advance the knowledge and practice of information assurance
and security through worldclass research, the highest quality
education, and by serving as an unbiased source of information.
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Computing Research Institute (CRI)
Rudolf Eigenmann
Interim director, ECE
eigenman@purdue.edu
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The CRI promotes and seeds disciplinary and interdisciplinary
research that has a strong computational component. In close
collaboration with the Cyber Center and ITaP, the CRI helps to
develop research initiatives for high performance computing and
to articulate strategic directions for evolving computing
infrastructure for use in research and education. CRI is affiliated
with the Cyber Center in Discovery Park.
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e-Enterprise Center (e-EC)
Joseph F. Pekny
pekny@purdue.edu
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The eEnterprise Center’s mission is to seed, nurture, and execute
large multidisciplinary projects that involve applying computing
and information technology to address realworld problems and
challenges. Due to the pervasive role that information technology
plays in modern research efforts, eEnterprise has developed
synergistic activities with all of the other Discovery Park centers as
well as academic units and organizations across and beyond the Purdue campus.
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Envision Center for Data Perceptualization (ECDP)
Gary Bertoline
bertolig@purdue.edu
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Envision is an ITaPfunded interdisciplinary, highperformance
scientific and information visualization facility to support research
and teaching at Purdue University. This Center's resources and
staff are available to faculty and staff who have a need for
scientific and information visualization services and to collaborate
on research proposals that have a perceptualization component.
facility allows Purdue the opportunity to advance the scientific
fields of visualization and perceputalization through research and
development of computer graphics hardware and software.
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Indiana Center for Database Systems (ICDS)
Ahmed K. Elmagarmid
ake@cs.purdue.edu
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ICDS takes an interdisciplinary approach to solving practical
problems in a wide variety of database systems and their applications.
Several largescale, multiyear efforts bring research from ICDS and elsewhere
to bear on realworld problems giving students training in database development
techniques in a much greater depth than is possible in the classroom.
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Production, Robotics, and Integration Software for Manufacturing & Management (PRISM)
Shimon Y. Nof
nof@purdue.edu
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The general purpose of the PRISM Program is the investigation,
development, and experimentation of how to apply computer
intelligence and information technologies to most effectively
improve the performance and quality of industrial systems. PGRN
(Purdue Global Research Network) integrates collaborative
projects with affiliated PRISM labs and centers in four continents.
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Digital Enterprise Center (DEC)
Mileta Tomovic
tomovicm@purdue.edu
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DEC is focused on the Product Lifecycle Management and Product
Realization, through applied research and learning.
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Purdue e-Business Research Center (PERC)
Alok Chaturvedi
alok@purdue.edu
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PERC occupies a unique position within the many e-commerce/
e-business centers presently emerging, since it brings to bear a truly
multidisciplinary perspective on e-commerce issues by integrating
perspectives from computer science, engineering, technology,
economics, agriculture, psychology and management in a unique
simulation environment created at Purdue University specially for
the purpose - the Synthetic Environment for Analysis and Simulation.
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Purdue International Center for Entertainment Technology (PICET)
Dennis R. Short
drshort@purdue.edu
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The Purdue International Center for Entertainment Technology
(PICET), devoted to the research, development, education, and
technological advancement of the entertainment industry.
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Purdue Research and Education Center for Information Sciences in Engineering (PRECISE)
Karthik Ramani
ramani@purdue.edu
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Our research lies at the intersection of design, shape analysis, and
information sciences. The increase in 3D data in engineering,
biology and medicine has given rise to many new problems for 3D
content based search. We focus on developing new
representations for (3d and 2d) shapes for engineering and
proteomics. We also develop new interaction paradigms, interfaces
for querying, interacting, orienteering, and navigating intelligently.
Another area of focus is computer support for early design and
configuration.
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