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	Amit Majumdar, Group Lead Amit (PhD, Nuclear Engineering and Scientific Computing) has extensive knowledge in neutral particle transport algorithms using Monte Carlo methods. His experience in parallel computing includes machines using message passing and shared memory and vector computers.
	Dong Ju Choi Dong Ju (PhD, Mechanical Engineering) has experience in high-performance computing software, programming, optimization and visualization, and also in database and web programming. His engineering background is in nonlinear stress/strain analysis using finite element methods, acoustics, vibration, and control theory.
	Yifeng Cui Yifeng (PhD, Hydrology) has experience in parallelization, optimization, and performance evaluation on both massively parallel and vector machines, plus experience in multimedia design and visualization. His research background is in hydrologic/meteorologic modeling, tracer hydrology, and climatology.
	Robert Harkness Robert (PhD, Astronomy) does research in supernovae, radiative transfer, and radiation hydrodynamics. He is currently working with Professor Mike Norman of the UCSD Physics Department. He also has extensive expertise and interest in benchmarking performance of vector and RISC based supercomputers.
	Dmitry Pekurovsky Dmitry (PhD, Physics) has experience in development,optimization, and performance evaluation of software for scientific applications on massively parallel computers.Dmitry's research emphasis has been on computer simulations in elementary particle physics (Lattice Gauge Theory).
	Ross Walker Ross (PhD, Computational Chemistry) is formally trained as a computational chemist but has diversified into the life sciences arena. He has extensive experience in Molecular Dynamics simulations and is an active developer of both AMBER and CHARMM. He has considerable experience in porting and optimizing molecular dynamics codes for massively parallel computers. Ross has worked with both message passing and threads-based programming paradigms. His research work is centered on force field development, QM/MM MD development, and enzyme reaction path modelling.

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