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Faculty members from Physics & Computer Science at
Laurier are a key participants in the Computational
Science and Applied & Statistical Modelling (CSASM)
seminar series as both series and topic coordinators. Series Coordinators: Dr. Ilias Kotsireas (Physics & Computer Science) and Dr. Roderick Melnik (Mathematics) |
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Laurier is a founding member of the Shared
Hierarchical Academic Research Computer Network; also
see, SHARCNET
@ Laurier. High performance computer clusters at member
universities and colleges are linked by a state-of-the-art fibre
optic network to provide computing, visualization and networking
resources for students, researchers, and industry partners doing
computational research in critical areas of science, engineering
and business. Laurier Site Leader: Dr. Ilias Kotsireas (Physics & Computer Science); alternate: Dr. Marek Wartak (Physics & Computer Science) |
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Laurier is a member of CMC
Microsystems a non-profit corporation that provides
students and researchers with industry-calibre design resources,
access to state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies, and support
services for research in microelectronics (ICs and embedded system
design and prototyping), microelectromechanical systems, microfluidics,
photonics and optoelectronics. Laurier Representative: Dr. Hongbing Fan (Physics & Computer Science) |
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Laurier is a member of the System-on-Chip
Research Network (SOCRN) that provides students and
researchers with tools and technical support for designing complete
systems on a single chip. Laurier Representative: Dr. Hongbing Fan (Physics & Computer Science) |
Graduate students are involved in research of networking technologies at the Department of Physics & Computer Science. Masters students make use of OPNET products to aid in their research topic by simulating complex network scenarios and devices, conducting network performance measurement, and performing comparative analysis on networking protocols and technologies. See Using OPNET in Carrier Ethernet Design and Simulation.
