
This year, UFIT Research Computing marks the sixth anniversary of HiPerGator, UF’s supercomputer for research. It is our pleasure to invite you to participate in the 2019 HiPerGator Symposium:
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Location: UF Informatics Institute
The purpose of this symposium is to bring together HiPerGator users and showcase their research in a broad variety of disciplines, share their experience and results, and foster communication and collaboration among HiPerGator users.
The program will consist of 12 ten-minute lightning talk presentations in the morning and a poster session during and after lunch.
We welcome students and postdocs who are currently HiPerGator users to submit abstracts for consideration for poster presentations and lighting talks. Submitters may choose to have their abstract considered for a lightning talk, or poster presentation, or both. The organizing committee will evaluate all submissions and select the poster session presenters and lightning talk speakers.
The event is free to the UF community, but registration is required.
For more information on abstract submission and registration, please visit: https://informatics.institute.ufl.edu/2019/08/2019-hipergator-symposium-registration/
Attendance is limited to create an ideal setting for discussions and exchange of ideas.
Program Schedule
9:00AM: Welcome
Erik Deumens
9:15AM: Lightning Talks
Large-scale Radiative Transfer on HiPerGator
Benjamin Kimock
A Reproducible Pipeline for Scalable Untargeted Metabolomics Data Analysis
Xinsong Du
Study the Mechanical Loss of Amorphous Mirror Coating for Gravitational Wave Detection by Two Level System Model
Jun Jiang
An Ancient, Dynamic Sex Chromosome System in Plants
Sarah Carey
NETZEN, a Deep-Learning , Network-based Pathway and Target Discovery Platform
Son Le
A Variant Calling Pipeline to Investigate the Phylodynamics and Comparative Genomics of Bacterial Pathogens
Taylor Paisie
Big Data in Ecology: Using HiPerGator to Disentangle the Effects of Climate on Millions of Trees
Sergio Marconi
Super-computer Assisted Protein Structure Prediction
Anup Mondal
Theoretical Insights to Phase Transition and Magnetoelectric Coupling
Jie-Xiang Yu
Phyloanatomy of Neuroaids: Spatiotemporal Dynamics of SIV Infection in Macaques
Brittany Magalis
Computational Approaches for p53-MDM2/X Cancer Inhibitors
Lijun Lang
Modeling the Dynamics of Cassava for Food Security in West Africa
Patricia Moreno Cadena
12:30PM: Luncheon for participants and registered attendees
12:30PM – 2PM: Poster sessions
First-Principles Calculation of Charge Carrier Mobility using Complex Band Structure
Andrew Brooks
Modeling the Dynamics of Cassava for Food Security in West Africa
Patricia Moreno Cadena
Investigating the Magnetic Properties of {Mn84}
Dianteng Chen
A Reproducible Pipeline for Scalable Untargeted Metabolomics Data Analysis
Xinsong Du
Computational Approaches for p53-MDM2/X Cancer Inhibitors
Lijun Lang
NETZEN, a Deep-Learning , Network-based Pathway and Target Discovery Platform
Son Le
Electric Field Effects on Magnetism in CrI3 Bilayers
Shuanglong Liu
Phyloanatomy of Neuroaids: Spatiotemporal Dynamics of SIV Infection in Macaques
Brittany Magalis
Big Data in Ecology: Using HiPerGator to Disentangle the Effects of Climate on Millions of Trees
Sergio Marconi
Analyzing Amorphous Materials through Classical Molecular Dynamics
Alec Mishkin
Super-computer Assisted Protein Structure Prediction
Anup Mondal
A Variant Calling Pipeline to Investigate the Phylodynamics and Comparative Genomics of Bacterial Pathogens
Taylor Paisie
First-Principles Study of Magnetism in Bilayer Manganese Phthalocyanine
Haechan Park
3D Magnetic Moment Extraction from 2D Magnetic Force Microscopy Data
William Perry
Electronic Structure of the Ruddlesden-Popper Analogs of Methylammonium Lead Iodide
Brandon Phan
DFT Study of the Organo-metallic Quantum-magnet DTN
Maher Yazback
Theoretical Insights to Phase Transition and Magnetoelectric Coupling
Jie-Xiang Yu
First-principles Resonant Raman Spectroscopy for 2D Material
Yue Yu
Modeling Nonlinear Acoustic Propagation in the Turbulent Atmosphere with Ray Tracing
Tianshu Zhang