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1996 Media Coverage
- September 19, 1996: An article
appears in the Reporter
stating that Dr. Russ Miller is a member of the review committee for the National Science
Foundation's Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)
program, a follow-up to the NSF Supercomputer Center Program.
The article also states that Miller has given several talks over the past
month, including an invited talk at an international crystallographic meeting
in Seattle, Washington and at a crystallographic software workshop held
at Argonne National Laboratories. The article concludes by mentioning
that Miller is coordinator of parallel processing education for the IEEE
Technical Committee on Parallel Processing.
- Summer, 1996: An article in FNSM Focus states that
Dr. Russ Miller
has been invited to give a lecture at the NATO Advanced Study Institute
on Direct Methods of Solving Crystal Structures.
- Spring, 1996: An article in State University of New York Research, vol. 16, no. 1, entitled "Rich Rewards" states that
Dr. Russ Miller
has been involved in basic research that has led to a new method
that solves in hours or minutes molecular structures that are so complex
that they could not be solved by other methods.
A large picture appears with the article that is identical to the picture
that also appears in an article in a publication by the Pittsburgh
Supercomputing Center.
- Winter, 1996: An article in FNSM Focus states that
Dr. Russ Miller
is a member of the review committee for NSF's Partnerships for Advanced
Computational Infrastructure program and that Dr. Miller was recently
invited to give a talk at the XVII Congress and General Assembly of the
International Union of Crystallography. The article goes on to state that
Miller continues to serve as coordinator of education
for the IEEE Technical Committee on Parallel Processing and has
accepted an invitation to join the Advisory Committee of this organization.
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