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Welcome to the Center for High Performance Software Research

Note: HiPerSoft has ceased operations as a separate entity. This page is retained for archival purposes only. Established the Center for High Performance Software Research (HiPerSoft). An eleven year effort at Rice that has focused on algorithms and software needed to make parallel computing truly usable for science and engineering applications. HiPerSoft will drive research on a variety of important topics including:. Software for future-generation scalable, parallel computers,.

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COMPASS - COllaborative Multiscale Processing and Architecturefor SensorNetworkS

COllaborative Multiscale Processing and Architecture for SensorNetworkS. COMPASS is a new sensor network architecture that supports collaborative, multiscale data processing. The COMPASS project is based at Rice University and features an interdisciplinary team from the Departments of Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Applied Mathematics. Faculty: Richard G. Baraniuk. David B. Johnson. T S Eugene Ng. Available internally in Meeting. Published as CAAM TR05-03.

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CS Bioinformatics Group

Skip to main content. The Bioinformatics Group at Rice University. S Department of Computer Science. Is led by Dr. Luay Nakhleh. And conducts research into developing methodologies, implementing software tools and conducting analyses- all aimed at answering and enabling research into biological questions. Read more about About. And Danang Probo Sayekti.

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Sign in - RESPA' 15

14 papers were accepted out of 18 submitted. Welcome to the Runtime Systems for Extreme Scale Programming Models and Architectures (RESPA' 15) submissions site. Sign in to submit or review papers. I forgot my password. I’m a new user and want to create an account. For registering new papers has passed.

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Tamper Evident Data Structure Research Results

Tamper Evident Data Structure Code. This website summarizes my research in tamper evident data structures that were a part of my PhD thesis. This also includes work supported by Google during my postdoc. The first data structure is a tamper-evident log. For use when a log is created and stored on an untrusted machine. The second set of data structures are intended for publishing or storing data on untrusted servers.

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Bioinformatics at Rice CS

Department of Computer Science. The Bioinformatics Group at Rice University's Computer Science Department is led by Luay Nakhleh, and conducts research into developing methodologies, implementing software tools, and conducting analyses, all aimed at answering and enabling research into biological questions. Luay Nakhleh, PhD. ( Homepage. Derek Ruths. PhD 2009. First position: Assistant Professor of Computer Science, McGill University. ( Homepage. Defended Master's thesis in May 2008. Title: Reconstru...

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the VoteBox secure electronic voting system

VoteBox: a tamper-evident, verifiable electronic voting system. Rice computer security lab. VoteBox is a prototype electronic voting machine created by researchers in the Computer Security Lab. It is designed to be a platform for broad e-voting research, particularly in the areas of security and usability. The code is written in Java, and runs on computers with Windows, Macintosh, and Linux operating systems. General Public License (. V3) For more information please read our FAQ. Examine the source code.

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ACCURATE

A Center for Correct, Usable, Reliable, Auditable, and Transparent Elections. ACCURATE is a multi-institution voting research center funded by the National Science Foundation. NSF) under the CyberTrust program. ACCURATE PIs, students and advisory board at EVT'08. The goals of the center are:. To translate scientific developments in voting system science to other areas of computer science, human factors and public policy. Academic and Public Outreach:. Appearing in the media. In 2006, we established the a...

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CRPC/Rice University Softlib

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Rice Computer Security Lab | Secure systems for the Internet and beyond.

Rice Computer Security Lab. Secure systems for the Internet and beyond. The Rice computer security lab is supported by the National Science Foundation (grants CNS-1117943 and CNS-0964566) as well as by generous corporate support from Samsung and Microsoft. The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security jointly named the Rice University Computer Security lab a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Research. Rice Computer Security Lab.