Videos

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Public Lecture: Crowd Computing: Scientific discoveries by protein-folding game players

Presenter
  • Firas Khatib
April 11, 2018
ICERM

Snow Business: Scientific Computing in the Movies and Beyond

Presenter
  • Joseph Teran
December 5, 2017
IMA
Making Forensic Science More Scientific: Statistics and the Evaluation of Forensic Evidence Open Discussion - Stephen Fienberg, Carnegie Mellon University Thumbnail

Making Forensic Science More Scientific: Statistics and the Evaluation of Forensic Evidence Open Discussion - Stephen Fienberg, Carnegie Mellon University

September 2, 2015
SAMSI

Computations on Graph Laplacians

Presenter
  • Erik Boman
April 8, 2014
ICERM

Statistical analysis of populations with interacting and interfering units <i>a joint work with Edo Airoldi</i>

Presenter
  • Simon Lunagomez
October 27, 2011
IMA
Mathematical Strategies for Filtering Turbulent Dynamical Systems Thumbnail

Mathematical Strategies for Filtering Turbulent Dynamical Systems

Presenter
  • Andrew Majda
April 13, 2011
IMA
Lecture 2: Scientific Computing with Graphics Processors Thumbnail

Lecture 2: Scientific Computing with Graphics Processors

Presenter
  • Cris Cecka
January 9, 2011
IMA
Lecture 1: Scientific Computing using Graphics Processors Thumbnail

Lecture 1: Scientific Computing using Graphics Processors

Presenter
  • Cris Cecka
January 9, 2011
IMA
Recent advances in mutliscale finite element methods Thumbnail

Recent advances in mutliscale finite element methods

Presenter
  • Thomas Hou
October 31, 2010
IMA
Multiresolution adaptive numerical scientific simulation (MADNESS) Thumbnail

Multiresolution adaptive numerical scientific simulation (MADNESS)

Presenter
  • Robert Harrison
August 3, 2010
IMA
An ecosystem for scientific computing Thumbnail

An ecosystem for scientific computing

Presenter
  • Fernando Perez
June 25, 2010
SLMath
Query Driven Visualization Accelerates Scientific Insight Thumbnail

Query Driven Visualization Accelerates Scientific Insight

Presenter
  • Wes Bethel
October 12, 2007
SLMath