Our goal is to enable scientists to concentrate on science by minimizing the effort required to explore and to understand the data generated by their simulations and experiments. This goal drives research efforts in large-scale visualization, data compression and streaming, data management and workflows, data analysis, and machine learning. To learn more about what we do, we invite you to look at some of the projects to which our group members contribute in the areas of precision medicine, cancer research, simulation workflows, data compression, and materials science. Our funding comes from a variety of sources including ASC, ECP, Laboratory Directed Research and Development, and the National Cancer Institute.

Group Lead

Brian Gallagher: scientific machine learning, applied machine learning, network science

Research Staff

Ghaleb Abdulla: large scale data management, data access and integration, data mining, applied machine learning, applied statistics

Indrasis Chakraborty: applied machine learning, control theory, time series forecasting, dimensionality reduction

Ya Ju Fan: optimization models and algorithms, data classification and clustering, dimensionality reduction

Ming Jiang: scientific machine learning, data-intensive computing, multiresolution analysis, flow visualization

Hyojin Kim: computer vision, machine learning, image analysis, CT and inverse problems, GPU computing

Dan Laney: scientific visualization, data compression, multi-resolution algorithms, simulated radiographic diagnostics for verification and validation, computational science workflows, data management

Peter Lindstrom: data compression, scientific visualization, high performance computing

Haichao Miao: virtual Reality, augmented Reality, scientific visualization, 3D scanning, robotic inspection, AI agents

Caleb Miller: Monte Carlo methods, importance sampling, machine learning, reinforcement learning, optimization, game theory

Aditya Ranganath: non-convex numerical optimization, computer vision, linear programming, multimodal reasoning and alignment, signal processing, statistical analysis.

Brian Weston: compressible fluid dynamics, fully-implicit solvers, high-explosive cookoff modeling