September 23, 2010 —September 25, 2010
National Academy of Engineering
2010 U.S. Frontiers of Engineering
September 23-25, 2010
IBM Learning Center
Armonk, New York
LIST OF SESSIONS
(Order of sessions TBD.)
Chair: Andrew M. Weiner, Purdue University
CLOUD COMPUTING
Organizers: Dilma Da Silva, IBM Research, and Ali Butt, Virginia Tech
Cloud Computing: Challenges and Opportunities of a Fundamental Shift in Computing
Armando Fox, University of California, Berkeley
Warehouse-scale Computers: The Machinery that Runs the Cloud
Luiz Andre Barroso, Google
Resilience and fault-tolerance in clouds. Making applications robust.
YuanYuan Zhou, University of California, San Diego
Green Clouds: The Next Frontiers for Efficiency
Parthasarathy Ranganathan, HP Labs
AUTONOMOUS AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
Michel Ingham, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Jack Langelaan, Penn State University
Intelligent Autonomy in Robotic Systems
Mark Campbell, Cornell University
Applications and Challenges of Automation for NASA Missions
Chad Frost, NASA Ames Research Center
Role of health awareness in systems of multiple autonomous vehicles, addressing problems such as failures of components in a vehicle or failure of a vehicle in the team
Stefan Bieniawski, Boeing Phantom Works
Certifiable Autonomous Flight Management for Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Ella Atkins, University of Michigan
ENGINEERING AND MUSIC
Daniel Ellis, Columbia University, and Youngmoo Kim, Drexel University
Very Large-scale Music Understanding
Brian Whitman, The Echo Nest Corporation
The Laptop Orchestra as Ensemble and Laboratory
Daniel Trueman, Princeton University
De-mystifying Music and Its Performance
Elaine Chew, University of Southern California
Doing it Wrong
Douglas Repetto, Columbia University
ENGINEERING INSPIRED BY BIOLOGY
Mark Byrne, Auburn University, and Babak Parviz, University of Washington
Current and Future Outlook of Genomic Technologies
Mostafa Ronaghi, Illumina, Inc.
Engineering Biomimetic Peptides for Targeted Drug Delivery
Efie Kokkoli, University of Minnesota
Autonomous Systems and Synthetic Biology
Henry Hess, Columbia University