Ph.D. Students:

  1. Ziyuan Niu (Ph.D. student, starting 8/2019, Stony Brook Univ.), TBD
  2. Ziji (Jason) Zhang (Ph. D. candidate, starting 1/2020, Stony Brook Univ.), Simulation-Driven Discovery for Knowledgebase of (3+1)-Dimensional Digital Cells
  3. Zhipeng Xu (Ph. D. student, starting 1/2017, guest student of SYSU), Modeling of platelet shape evolution
  4. Prachi Gupta (Ph. D. candidate, starting 2/2017, Stony Brook Univ.), Modeling of Platelets
  5. Lihao Zhang (Ph. D. candidate, starting 2/2017, Stony Brook Univ.), Parallel MCMC for Optimizations
  6. Changnian (Gary) Han (Ph. D. candidate, starting 9/2015, Stony Brook Univ.), Adaptive Time Stepping Modeling of Platelets
  7. Zeyang (Ben) Ye (Ph. D. candidate, starting 9/2015, Stony Brook Univ.), Parallel Algorithms for MCMC Methods
  8. Xiaolong Huang (Ph. D. candidate, starting 9/2016, Stony Brook Univ.), Design of Interconnection Network Topologies Using Graph Theory
  9. Dr. Na Zhang (Ph. D. 10/2015, now at VMware Inc.), Design and Analysis of Parallel Algorithms for Multiscale Modeling of Platelets
  10. Dr. Seetha Pothapragada (Ph. D. 3/2015, Stony Brook Univ.), Modeling Platelets on Parallel Computers
  11. Dr. Peng Zhang (Ph. D., 2012, now Postdoctoral Fellow, BME at Stony Brook Univ.), A Methodology for Design and Applications of Parallel Computers
  12. Dr. Riwei Wang (Ph. D., 2011, for Nankai University, now Associate Professor of Tianjin Institute of Technology, China), Efficient Parallel Algorithms for Multi-scale Collocation Physically Realistic Light Rendering
  13. Dr. Yuxiang Gao (Ph. D., 2010, now Dell HPC), An Algebraic Representation of the Task Mapping for Parallel Computing
  14. Dr. Reid Powell (Ph. D., 2010, now Bloomberg R&D), Analysis of supercomputers and development of a novel network
  15. Dr. Yongzhi Chen (Ph. D., 2008, now Scientist III, Life Sciences, San Jose), Task Mapping on Supercomputers with Cellular Networks
  16. Dr. Bin Fang (Ph. D., 2007, now Senior Financial Engineer), Parallel FFT Algorithms and Their Applications to MD
  17. Dr. Xin Chen (Physics, Ph. D., 2007, now Shanghai Jiaotong University, China), MD Modeling of a Biotoxin in Various Temperature and pH Environments and Another Protein Interacting with Small Molecules
  18. Dr. Janet Braunstein (Ph. D., 2007, now Assistant Professor at the US Military Academy at West Point), Analysis of Task Mapping for Parallel Supercomputers
  19. Dr. Peter Rissland (Ph. D., 2006, now senior engineer of a software company), MDOC: A Molecular Dynamics Application Framework for the QCDOC Supercomputer
  20. Dr. Guowen Han (Ph. D., 2006, now Senior Financial Analyst), Analysis of Multi-scale Molecular Dynamics Algorithms for Simulating Biomolecules
  21. Dr. Alex Korobka (Ph. D., 2002, now Chief Technology Official for a financial company at Wall Street), Protein-DNA Binding Simulation on Parallel Computers
  22. Dr. King-Wai Chu (Ph. D., 2001, now at Mt. Sinai Medical School), Optimal Parallelization of Simulated Annealing by State Mixing, Co-supervised with J. Reinitz
  23. Dr. Chung-Chiang Chou (Ph. D., 1996, now Associate Professor at Tai-Chong Teacher’s University, Taiwan), Comparison of Several Parallel Simulated Annealing Methods
  24. Dr. Yuan Wang (Ph. D. 1996, now at SynQuest Software), Inventory Modeling on Parallel Processors
  25. Dr. R. Alan McCoy (Ph. D., 1995), Parallel MD for Film Deposition
  26. Dr. Jose Gomezva (Ph. D., 1994), Parallel Algorithms for Circulation Models, Co-supervised with D. P. Wang (Stony Brook Marine Science)

MS Students:

  1. Wang Fang (MS, 2007 Nankai University; now Texas A&M), Benchmark Two Applications on Supercomputers of Various Networks
  2. Yang Liang (MS, 2007 Nankai University, now at Google China), Benchmark Molecular Dynamics NAMD on MPU
  3. Min Xuebin (MS, 2006 at Nankai University, now at IBM China), Analysis and simulation of the MPU Mesh Network
  4. Carlos Rivera (MS, 1999), Load Balance and Automatic Mesh Refinement
  5. Konstantin Strauch (MA, 1995), Genetic Linkage Analysis of Complex Diseases, Co-supervised with M. Wigler (Cold Spring Harbor Lab)
  6. Dr. Yue Zhuge (MA, 1994; Ph.D. 1998 at Stanford University; now at Microsoft China), Parallel Front Tracking

Recent Undergraduate Students (Estimated Total 35 Since 1990):

  1. Yundai Hu (Summer, 2017), Network Topologies
  2. Yuri Mu (Spring, Summer and Fall, 2015), Applied Mathematics and Economics
  3. Nam Nyuyen (Summer and Fall, 2015), Physics
  4. Jessica Flores (Fall, 2015), Applied Mathematics and Physics
  5. Changnian Han (Spring 2012; Summer 2015), Applied Mathematics and Physics
  6. Xinwei Feng (Spring and Fall 2015), Applied Mathematics
  7. Jessica Mele (Fall 2015), Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

Recent High School Students (Estimated Total 300 Since 1990):

  1. Chelsea Chen (Summer, 2016-2017, Harvard)
  2. Talia Blum (Summer, 2015-2016, now at MIT)
  3. Sahil Chaudhry (Summer, 2015, Siemens Semifinalist)
  4. Rahul Chaudhry (Summer, 2015, Siemens Semifinalist)
  5. Ryan Abbott (Summer, 2014, Siemens Semifinalist)
  6. Arjun Kapoor (2013, 2014, Siemens Semifinalist and Regional Finalist, now at The University of Chicago)
  7. Connor Abbott (Summer, 2013, Siemens Regional Finalist, now at Columbia University)
  8. Sahil Abbi (Summer, 2013, Siemens Regional Finalist, now at Yale University)
  9. Mustafa Ansari (Summer 2012, Siemens Semifinalist)
  10. Kevin Huang (Summer 2012, Siemens Semifinalist, now at Harvard University)
  11. Vijay Viswanathan (Simons Scholar, Summer 2011, Siemens Regional Finalist; BA, Carnegie Mellon University)
  12. Jonathan Goldman (Simons Scholar, Summer 2010; BA, Carnegie Mellon University; Google, Inc.)