Events

Purdue ECE Bachelors graduate and alum from DCSL, John Rogers, will talk of professional lessons learned in his career in security for the finance sector.

Purdue ECE PhD graduate, Tanzima Zerin Islam, will talk of professional lessons learned in her research career after graduate school --- first at a Department of Energy lab and then as an Assistant Professor.

Three visitors from Army Research Lab will speak to CRISP members about the research priorities of the Advanced Computing Branch of ARL. The visitors are Dr. Noah Weston, Dr. Manuel Vindiola, and Mr. Jared Willard all from the Advanced Computing Branch of ARL. Dr. Vindiola is the Point of Contact for the ARL BAA topic of "Real-Time, Scalable Data Analytics for the Army" that is in effect till Mar 2022.

We heard three vision talks in the internal CRISP seminar series on Nov 8 over the lunch hour. The talks were on cyber-physical and built infrastructure resilience given by three teams of researchers.

CRISP Associate Director, Jitesh Panchal, is organizing an NSF-sponsored workshop on Engineering Design and Systems Engineering (EDSE) on Purdue campus. The program includes plenary talks, breakout sessions, panels, and lightning talks. The speakers include: Prof. Sridhar Kota (Michigan), Dr. Jan Vandenbrande (DARPA), Prof. Mary Lou Maher (UNC Charlotte), and Professor Andy Dong, UC Berkeley (representative of NSF EDSE).

Associate Director, Jitesh Panchal, organized an NSF-sponsored workshop on Engineering Design and Systems Engineering (EDSE) on Oct 7-8, 2019 in Purdue campus. The workshop was funded by NSF's EDSE program and brought together leading researchers and program managers from across the country.

Purdue Engineering’s Center for Resilient Infrastructures, Systems, and Processes (CRISP) will host an NSF-sponsored Grand Challenges in Resilience Workshop on March 19-21 on the Purdue campus.

We had the opening seminar in the internal CRISP seminar series on Sep 27 over the lunch hour. We heard 5 intriguing takes on resilience from 5 teams of speakers on cyber, cyber-physical, and built infrastructure resilience.

University of Michigan faculty, Baris Kasikci, will give a talk on his recent work on automated root cause analysis of in-production failures and concurrency bugs.

CRISP Director Saurabh Bagchi moderated a panel featuring Robert Kahn, who is credited with designing Internet’s basic communications protocols, TCP/IP, along with Vinton Cerf. The title "The Internet's Present and Future: Technology and Policy Grand Challenges".