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{\large \bf Curriculum Vitae}\\[\bigskipamount]
{\Large Russ Miller}
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\noindent
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
338F Davis Hall,
State University of New York at Buffalo,
Buffalo, New York 14260;
(716) 645-4737   (office);
(716) 645-3464   (FAX);
miller@buffalo.edu;\\
http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/faculty/miller/

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%\noindent
%Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute,
%700 Ellicott Street,
%Buffalo, New York 14203;
%(716) 898-8600 (office);
%(716) 852-8660 (FAX);
%miller@buffalo.edu;
%http://www.hwi.buffalo.edu/

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%217 Bell Hall	\hspace*{3.0in} \=West Amherst, New York  14228 \kill
%%Department of Computer Science	\> 91 Britannia \\
%%223 Bell Hall	\> East Amherst, New York  14051  \\
%%State University of New York at Buffalo	\> (716) 688-8217 \\
%%Buffalo, New York 14260  \\[\smallskipamount]
%%(716) 645-3180 $\times$113   (office) \\
%%(716) 645-3464   (FAX) \\[\smallskipamount]
%%internet: miller@cs.buffalo.edu
%Department of Computer Science and Engineering \> Department of Molecular Biophysics\\
%217 Bell Hall	\> Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Inst.\\
%State University of New York at Buffalo	\> 73 High Street\\
%Buffalo, New York 14260 \> Buffalo, New York 14203 \\[\smallskipamount]
%(716) 645-3180 $\times$113   (office) \> (716) 856-9600 $\times$364  (office)\\
%(716) 645-3464   (FAX) \> (716) 852-4846  (FAX)\\[\smallskipamount]
%miller@cse.buffalo.edu \> miller@hwi.buffalo.edu\\
%http://www.cs.buffalo.edu/pub/WWW/faculty/miller/ \> \\
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\section*{Degrees:}

\begin{itemize}
\item Ph.D., 
Department of Mathematical Sciences,
State University of New York at Binghamton,
1985.\\
Dissertation: {\em Pyramid Computer Algorithms}\\
Advisor: Quentin F. Stout

\item M.A., Department of Mathematical Sciences,
State University of New York at Binghamton,
1982.

\item B.S. in Computer Science -- Mathematics, 
Department of Mathematical Sciences,
State University of New York at Binghamton,
1980.
\end{itemize}
	
\section*{Employment:}
\begin{tabbing}
\ind\=1988-present~~\= Ass\=ociate Director, Graduate Group in Advanced Scientific Computing, State University of New York at Buffalo. \kill
\> 2017-2026
\> Consultant, Zyante, Inc., Los Gatos, CA (zyBooks, A Wiley Brand, Hoboken, NJ)\\
\> 2002-present
\> UB Distinguished Professor, State University of New York at Buffalo.\\
\> 2001-2010
\> Adjunct Professor, Department of Structural Biology, State University of New York\\
\> \> \>at Buffalo.  
\\
\> 1998-present
\> Adjunct Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, State University of New York \\
\> \> \>at Buffalo.  
\\
\> 1992-2010 \> Senior Research Scientist, Department of Molecular
Biophysics, Hauptman-Woodward \\
\> \> \> Medical Research Institute (formerly 
The Medical Foundation of Buffalo Research \\
\> \> \> Institute), Buffalo, NY. \\
\> 2006-2007
\> Founding Executive Director and Member of the Governing Board, Cyberinfrastructure\\
\> \> \>Initiative in the State of New York.\\
\> 1998-2006
\> Founding Director, Center for Computational Research, State University of New York\\
\> \> \>at Buffalo.  
\\
\> 1995-2002
\> Professor, Department of Computer Science (and Engineering), State University of \\
\> \> \> New York at Buffalo.  
\\
\> 1991-1996 \> Consultant, Thinking Machines Corporation, Cambridge, MA\\
\> 1990-1995
\> Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, 
State University of New York at \\
\> \> \> Buffalo.  
\\
\> 1985-1990
\> Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, 
State University of New York at \\
\> \> \> Buffalo.  
\\
\> 1985	
\> Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Mathematical Sciences, 
State University of New York \\
\> \> \> at Binghamton.
%\\
%\> 1981-1982	
%\> Owner of computer consulting firm, Melville, New York.
%\\
%\> 1978-1981	
%\> Systems Analyst/Engineer, Elk Routemaster Inc., Farmingdale, New York.
%\\
%\> 1980	
%\> Systems Analyst, Benro Survey Ltd., Huntington, New York.
%\\
%\> 1978-1980	
%\> Consultant/Programmer, Micro World Computer Store, Endicott, New York. 
%\\
%\> 1977-1978	
%\> Programmer, The Children's Unit, Department of Psychology, 
%State University of New \\ 
%\> \> \> York at Binghamton.
\end{tabbing}

\section*{Research Interests:}
\ind Parallel Algorithms and Architectures,
Cyberinfrastructure,
Grid Computing,
Computational Science \\ \ind
and Engineering,
Parallel Processing and 
Computer Science Education,
Computational Crystallography, \\ \ind
Computational Geometry

%\section*{Research Interests:}
%\begin{itemize}
%\item
%Parallel Algorithms and Architectures for problems involving
%the following:
%\begin{itemize}
%\item
%Image Processing
%\item
%Computational Geometry
%\item
%Graph Theory
%\item
%Combinatorial Optimization
%\item
%Computational Crystallography
%\end{itemize}
%\end{itemize}

%\newpage
\section*{Honors:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Fellow of the International Artificial Intelligence Industry Alliance (AIIA), 2024.
\item Senior Teacher of the Year Award, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), SUNY-Buffalo, 2023.
\item Fellow of the Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Association (AAIA), 2021.
\item Senior Teacher of the Year Award, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), SUNY-Buffalo, 2020.
\item Fellow of the IEEE for ``contributions to theory and practice of parallel algorithms and architectures,'' 2012.
\item Elected Senior Member of the IEEE, 2006.
\item Inducted into Amherst (NY) {\em Avenue of Athletes} for 
``outstanding contributions in the area of youth sports,'' June, 2005.
\item Certificate of Recognition, Career Services Office, 
SUNY-Buffalo, based on survey of Graduates of the Class of 2003, 2005.
\item {\em SGI Innovator Award}, one of six in the inaugural class, 2003.
\item Listed in {\em HPCwire 2003 Top People \& Organizations to Watch},
http://www.tgc.com/hpcwire/features/ topwatch03.html, March, 2003.
\item {\em International Scientist of the Year}, International Biographical
Centre, Cambridge, England, 2003.
\item {\em Best Practices Award}, Bio-IT World, 2003.
\item Michael Dell presented CCR with its first Dell Center in Research 
Excellence, September, 2002.
\item Elected as member to the {\em European Academy of Sciences} (Computer
Science) with the citation ``for an outstanding and lasting contribution
to parallel algorithms and computer science education,'' August, 2002.
\item Designated as {\em UB Distinguished Professor}, State University
of New York at Buffalo, April, 2002.
\item Recognition as a Top 100 Federal Grantee, University at Buffalo, 2002.
\item {\em Shake-and-Bake} was mentioned on the poster
``The Top Ten Algorithms of the Century,''
published in {\em Computing in Science \& Engineering}, Nov/Dec, 2000,
produced in cooperation with the IEEE and The Computer Museum History Center. 
\item
{\em Best Presentation Award} for the 1987 International Conference on Parallel Processing, 
St. Charles,
\newline \ind
Illinois, August 17-21, 1987.
\item Listed in dozens of {\em Who's Who}.
%\item
%Listed in {\em Who's Who in Technology Today}, 5th edition -- present.
%\item
%Listed in {\em Who's Who in the East}
\item
{\em Distinguished Dissertation Award in the Science, 
Mathematics, and Engineering Category,}
\newline \ind
State University of New York at Binghamton, 1985. 
\item
Elected to {\em Phi Beta Kappa,} 1980. 
%\item
%Graduated with {\em Outstanding Academic Performance} from State University
%of New York at  \newline \ind
%Binghamton, 1980.
%\item
%Elected to {\em Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,} 1979-1980.
\end{itemize}

\section*{Honors (Music):}
\begin{itemize}
\item Best EP in Cover Category, ``Interpretations, Vol. 1,'' The Akademia, October, 2016.
\item Best Song in Pop Rock / Country Category, ``When Your Heart,'' The Akademia, February, 2016.
\item Best Song in Cover / Rock Category, ``Sweet Child O' Mine,'' The Akademia, February, 2016.
\end{itemize}
 
\newpage
\section*{Professional Associations:}
\begin{itemize}
\item {\em infoTech Niagara}, Board of Directors, 2002-2005.
\item American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
\item American Crystallographic Association (ACA)
\item
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), including the Special Interest
Group on Computer Architecture.
\item
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 
including IEEE Computer Society,
Technical Committees on Distributed Processing,
Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence,
and Parallel Processing, as well as the
Special Interest Group on Automata and Computability
Theory.
%IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Distributed Processing,
%IEEE Computer Society Special Interest Group on Automata and Computability
%Theory, 
%IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Pattern Analysis and
%Machine Intelligence, and IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee
%on Parallel Processing.
\item
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM),
including the Special Interest Group on 
\newline
Supercomputing. 
%\item
%Buffalo Section of the IEEE and the Niagara Frontier Chapter of the ACM.
%\item International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE).
\end{itemize}


\section*{Teaching Interests:}

\begin{itemize}
\item Cyberinfrastructure
\item Grid Computing
\item Cluster Computing
\item Parallel Algorithms 
\item Analysis of Algorithms 
\item Computational Geometry 
\item Data Structures
\end{itemize}

\section*{Funding:}
\vspace{\bigskipamount}
\begin{tabular}{llr}  
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}External Individual Funding:} & \\[\medskipamount]
2004: &
Hewlett-Packard Company& \$150,000  \\
& `Sponsored Training Program for a Postdoctoral Academic\\
& Fellowship Program'\\[\medskipamount]
1995-1998: &
National Science Foundation & \$239,994  \\
& `Scalable Parallel Algorithms for Image Processing and\\
& Computational Geometry'\\[\medskipamount]
1991-1994: &
National Science Foundation & \$277,418  \\
& `Parallel Algorithms for Image Processing and \\
& Computational Geometry'\\
& Includes Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Supplement\\[\medskipamount]
1988-1991: &
National Science Foundation & \$170,000  \\
& `Parallel Algorithms for Image Analysis, Computational \\
& Geometry, and Graph Theory' \\[\medskipamount]
1986-1988: & National Science Foundation & \$44,000 \\
& `Algorithms for Parallel Computers' \\[\medskipamount]
1986: & Supercomputing Research Center &  \$3,000 \\
& Workshop on Supercomputing \\[2.0\bigskipamount]
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}Internal Individual Funding:} & \\[\medskipamount]
1993 &
NYS/UUP Faculty Development Award Program & \$750\\
& `Support for TCPP Report' \\[\medskipamount]
1990-1991 &
NYS/UUP Experienced Faculty Travel Award & \$500\\
& `Parallel Computing' \\[\medskipamount]
1987-1988: &
NYS/UUP New Faculty Development Award & \$750 \\
& `Parallel Algorithms' \\[\medskipamount]
1985-1987: &
State University of New York at Buffalo & \$7,500 \\
& Research Development Fund Research Grant \\
& `Parallel Algorithms and Languages'  \\[\medskipamount]
1985-1987: &
State University of New York at Buffalo & \$2,000 \\
& New Faculty Program Research Development Fund \\
& `Parallel Algorithms' \\[2.0\bigskipamount]
\end{tabular}

\begin{tabular}{llr}
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}External Joint Funding:} & \\[\medskipamount]
2005-2009: & National Science Foundation & \$801,925\\
& `CRI: A Western New York Computational and Data Science Grid'\\ 
& PIs are as follows:\\
& R. Miller (PD, CCR/CSE), M. Green (CCR), C.M. Weeks (HWI),\\
& M. McCourt (NU) and H. Farian (Geneseo)\\[\medskipamount]
2002-2009: & National Science Foundation & \$2,054,063\\
& `ITR: Enhancing Crystal Structure Determination through\\ 
& Data mining, Collaborative Environments, and Grid Computing'\\
& Includes Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Supplement\\
& PIs are as follows:\\
& R. Miller (PD, CSE/CCR), J. Anstey (Media), H.A. Hauptman (HWI),\\
& C.M. Weeks (HWI) and A. Zhang (CSE)\\[\medskipamount]
2002-2006: & National Imagery and Mapping Agency \\
& `Management and Technology Development of the\\ 
& National Technology Alliance'\\
& Prime contract to Rosettex Technology and Ventures Group\\
& UB subcontracts led by:\\
& David Mark: Imagery and Motion Imagery Processing and Analysis,\\
& Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Cartography\\
& Aidong Zhang: Processing, Analysis, and Management of Data,\\
& Information, and Knowledge\\
& Russ Miller: Digital Technology Infrastructure\\[\medskipamount]
2002-2005: & Federal/State Appropriations, Foundations, Donations & \$200,000,000+\\
& `Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics'\\
& Major Enablers:\\
& B.A. Holm, J.E. Penksa, R. Miller, and E.D. Capaldi\\[\medskipamount]
2001-2003: & National Science Foundation& \$150,000\\
& `High Performance Network Connections for Science and Engineering\\
& Research - HPNC: High Performance Network Connections for\\
& Hauptman-Woodward Inst'\\
& PIs are as follows:\\
& C.M. Weeks (PD, HWI), W. Pangborn (HWI), E.B. Pitman (Math),\\
& G.T. DeTitta (HWI), and R. Miller (CCR)\\[\medskipamount]
2001-2006: & National Science Foundation& \$1,003,088\\
& `MultiStore: A Research Infrastructure for Management, Analysis\\
& and Visualization of Large-Scale Multidimensional Data Sets'\\
& PIs are as follows:\\
& A. Zhang (PD, CSE), R. Acharya (CSE), A. Garg (CSE),\\
& D. Mark (Geog), and R. Miller (CSE)\\[\medskipamount]
2001: & New York State Office of Science, Technology and Academic Research& \$15,300,000\\
& `Center for Disease Modeling and Therapy Discovery\\
& Section Leader of Bioinformatics Laboratory'\\
& (One of Thirty Senior Personnel Listed in Proposal)\\
& PIs are as follows:\\
& B.A. Holm (PD, UB), D.C. Hohn (RPCI), G.T. DeTitta (HWI),\\
& and J.E. Friedlander (Kaleida)\\[\medskipamount]
\end{tabular}

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\begin{tabular}{llr}
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}External Joint Funding (cont'd):} & \\[\medskipamount]
2001-2006: & National Institutes of Health & \$7,820,345\\
& `New Methods of Biomolecular Structure Determination'\\
& H.A. Hauptman (PD/HWI), G.T. DeTitta (HWI), C.M. Weeks (HWI),\\
& Q. Shen (CHESS), J.F. Griffin (HWI), R.H. Blessing (HWI),\\
& S.A. Ealick (CHESS), W. Furey (Pitt), D. Guo (HWI),\\
& D.A. Langs (HWI), R. Miller (UB), S. Potter (HWI), G.D. Smith (HWI),\\
& W.D. Tolbert (CHESS), and H. Xu (HWI).\\[\medskipamount]
1999: & Sun Microsystems & \$112,000\\
& `Development of a 64-Node Ultra 5 Linux/Beowulf Parallel Computing System'\\
& Russ Miller (PD) and Corky Brunskill (co-PI)\\[\medskipamount]
1998-1999: & IBM Shared University Research (SUR) Grant & \$1,200,000\\
& `Determination of Molecular Structure of Large Proteins via {\em SnB}\\
& and Parallel Algorithms for Hidden Markov Modeling' \\
& R. Miller (PD), H.A. Hauptman (HWI), F. Sachs (Biophysics),\\
& and A. Auerbach (Biophysics)\\[\medskipamount]
1998-2001: & National Science Foundation & \$303,787\\
& `Determining Molecular Structures over the Web via {\em SnB}' \\
& Includes Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Supplement\\
& R. Miller (PD) and C.M. Weeks (co-PI)\\[\medskipamount]
1998-2001: & National Science Foundation & \$310,500\\
& `MRI: Structural Studies and Methodologies in Chemistry and \\
& Molecular Biology'\\
& Includes Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Supplement\\
& R. Miller (PD/CS), P. Coppens (Chem), T.R. Furlani (Chem), J. Gao (Chem),\\
& and H.F. King (Chem)\\[\medskipamount]
1998: & Oishei Foundation & \$200,000\\
& `Web-Based Computing with {\em SnB}'\\
& H.A. Hauptman (PD/HWI), R. Miller (HWI), and C.M. Weeks (HWI).\\[\medskipamount]
1998: & W.M. Keck Foundation & \$1,000,000\\
& `W.M. Keck Foundation Center for Computational Structural Biology'\\
& F. Sachs, A. Auerbach, F. Qin, and R. Miller (consultant).\\[\medskipamount]
1997-2000: & Department of Energy & Year 1: \$520,000\\
& `Supercomputer Solution of Massive Crystallographic \\
& and Microtomographic Structural Problems'\\
& I. Foster (PD/Argonne), K. Jones (Brookhaven), H. Hauptman (HWI), \\
& C. Kesselman (CalTech), I. McNulty (Argonne), R. Miller (UB/HWI), \\
& K. Moffat (U. Chicago), J. Nocedal (Northwestern), Z. Ren (U. Chicago), \\
& M. Rivers (U. Chicago), S. Sinha (PD/Argonne), R. Stevens (Argonne), \\
& E. Westbrook (Argonne), and S. Wright (Argonne).\\[\medskipamount]
1996-2001: & National Institutes of Health & \$5,699,308\\
& `New Methods of Biomolecular Structure Determination'\\
& H.A. Hauptman (PD/HWI), R. Blessing (HWI), C.-S. Chang (HWI), \\
& G.T. DeTitta (HWI), D.L. Dorset (HWI), S.E. Ealick (CHESS), \\
& J.F. Griffin (HWI), D. Guo (HWI), D.A. Langs (HWI), R. Miller (UB)\\
& G.D. Smith (HWI), and C.M. Weeks (HWI).\\[\medskipamount]
\end{tabular}

\newpage
\begin{tabular}{llr}
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}External Joint Funding (cont'd):} & \\[\medskipamount]
1993-1996: & National Institutes of Health & \$187,437\\
& `Direct Methods of Phase Determination'\\
& (Supplement to `New Methods of Biomolecular Structure Determination')\\
& H.A. Hauptman (PD/MFB), R. Blessing (MFB), G. DeTitta (MFB), \\
& R. Miller (MFB/UB)\\[\medskipamount]
1992-1996: & National Institutes of Health & \$3,009,370\\
& `New Methods of Biomolecular Structure Determination'\\
& H.A. Hauptman (PD/MFB), D.L. Dorset (MFB), J.F. Griffin (MFB), \\
& D. Guo (MFB), D.A. Langs (MFB), R. Miller (UB), G.D. Smith (MFB),\\
& and C.M. Weeks (MFB).\\[\medskipamount]
1990-1991: & National Science Foundation & \$270,000 \\
& `Acquisition of a High Performance Parallel Computer'\\
& A. Auerbach, D. Faber, F. Sachs, and R. Miller (consultant)\\[\medskipamount]
1988-1989: & National Science Foundation & \$50,000 \\
& `Hypercube for Parallel Algorithms Research' \\
& R. Miller (PD/CS), P.J. Eberlein (CS) and S.N. Srihari (CS)\\[\medskipamount]
1987-1990: & National Science Foundation & \$232,000 \\
& `Parallel Algorithms on a Hypercube Multiprocessor'\\	
& Includes Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Supplement\\
& P.J. Eberlein (co-PD, Computer Science),
T. Furlani (Calspan),\\
& T. George (Physics),
H. King (Chemistry),
J. Lordi (Calspan), \\
& J. McIver (co-PD, Chemistry),
and R. Miller (Computer Science).
\end{tabular}

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\begin{tabular}{llr}  
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}Individual Supercomputing Support:} & \\[\medskipamount]
1995-1996 &
Cornell Theory Center & ~ \\
& `{\em SnB:} Direct Methods for Crystal Structure Determination'\\
& IBM SP2 \\[\medskipamount]
1995-1996 &
NSF MetaCenter Allocations & ~ \\
& `Crystal Structure Determination via Shake-and-Bake'\\
& Cray C90 (PSC), Cray T3D (PSC) \\[\medskipamount]
1994-1995 &
NSF MetaCenter Allocations & ~ \\
& `Crystal Structure Determination via Shake-and-Bake'\\
& Cray C90 (PSC), Cray T3D (PSC), TMC CM-5 (NCSA) \\[\medskipamount]
1993-1994 &
NSF Supercomputing Center Advanced Computing Resources & ~ \\
& `The Phase Problem of X-Ray Crystallography' \\
& TMC CM-5 (NCSA) \\[\medskipamount]
1991-1993 &
NSF Supercomputing Center Advanced Computing Resources & ~ \\
& `Parallel Solutions to the Phase Problem in X-Ray Crystallography' \\
& TMC CM-2 (PSC) \\
\end{tabular}

\bigskip

\begin{tabular}{llr}
\multicolumn{2}{l}{\large\bf \hspace*{-0.2cm}Joint Supercomputing Support:} & \\[\medskipamount]
1995: &
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory& ~ \\
& `Applications of Massively Parallel Computing Techniques to the\\
& Direct Solution of Macromolecular Structures'\\
& PI: Sean Parkin, LLNL\\
& Cray T3D \\[2.0\bigskipamount]
\end{tabular}

  
\newpage
\section*{Publications}
%\begin{tabular}{lll}
%{\bf \underline{Google Scholar}} & {\bf H-Index} & 51\\
%{\bf Ranking by Area:} & Optimization Algorithms & \#1 \\
%& Parallel Algorithms & \#3 \\
%& Computational Geometry & \#10 \\
%& Crystallography & \#22 \\
%& Algorithms & \#51 \\
%\end{tabular}
\subsection*{Refereed Journal Papers:}
\begin{enumerate}
\item\label{j1}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Geometric algorithms for digitized pictures on a 
mesh-connected computer, 
{\em IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence,}
PAMI-7 (1985), pp. 216-228. 
\item\label{j2}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Data movement techniques for the  pyramid computer, 
{\em SIAM Journal on Computing,}
vol. 16, no. 1, Feb. 1987, pp. 38-60.
\item\label{j3}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Simulating essential pyramids, 
{\em IEEE Transactions on Computers,} vol. 37, no. 12, Dec. 1988,
pp. 1642-1647.
\item\label{j4}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Efficient parallel convex hull algorithms, 
{\em IEEE Transactions on Computers,} vol. 37, no. 12, Dec. 1988,
pp. 1605-1619.
\item\label{j5}
E. Cohen and R. Miller, Hypercube algorithms for the multiprocessor 
scheduling problem, 
{\em Supercomputer Journal} {\bf 27}, vol. V, no. 5,
September, 1988, pp. 17-32. 
\item\label{j6}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Mesh computer algorithms for computational geometry, 
{\em IEEE Transactions on Computers,} 
vol. 38, no. 3, March 1989, pp. 321-340.
\item\label{j7}
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Parallel dynamic computational geometry,
{\em The Journal of New Generation Computer Systems} {\bf 2} (1989) 3,
pp. 227-246.
\item\label{j8} 
R. Miller and S.E. Miller, 
Convexity algorithms for digitized pictures on an Intel iPSC hypercube,
{\em Supercomputer Journal} {\bf 31}, 
vol. VI, no. 3, May 1989, pp. 45-53.
\item\label{j9} 
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
A parallel circle-cover minimization algorithm,
{\em Information Processing Letters} {\bf 32}, July 1989, 
pp. 57-60.
\item\label{j10}
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Dynamic computational geometry on meshes and hypercubes,
{\em Journal of Supercomputing},
vol. 3, no. 3, September, 1989, pp. 161-192.
\item\label{j11}
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Common intersections of polygons,
{\em Information Processing Letters} {\bf 33}, February 1990,
pp. 249-254.
\item\label{j12}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
{\sf Seymour:} A portable parallel programming language,
{\em Structured Programming} (1990), vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 157-171.
\item\label{j13}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Computing convexity properties of images on a pyramid computer,
{\em Algorithmica}, vol. 6, no. 5, 1991, pp. 658-684.
\item\label{j28}
F. Dehne, R. Miller, and A. Rau-Chaplin,
Optical clustering on a mesh-connected computer, 
{\em International Journal on Parallel Programming},
Vol. 20, No. 6, 1991, pp. 475-486.
\item\label{j14}
E. Cohen, R. Miller, E. Sarraf, and Q.F. Stout,
Efficient convexity and domination algorithms for
fine- and medium-grain hypercube computers,
{\em Algorithmica}, vol. 7, no. 1, 1992, pp. 51-75.
\item\label{j15}
C.M. Weeks, G.T. DeTitta, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Applications of the minimal principle to peptide structures,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf D49}, 1993, pp. 179-181.
\item\label{j16}
L. Boxer, C.-S. Chang, R. Miller, and A. Rau-Chaplin,
Polygonal approximation by boundary reduction,
{\em Pattern Recognition Letters} {\bf 14} (1993), pp. 111-119.
\item\label{j17}
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Parallel algorithms for all maximal equally-spaced collinear sets and
all maximal regular coplanar lattices,
{\em Pattern Recognition Letters} {\bf 14} (1993), pp. 17-22.
\item \label{j18}
R. Miller, G.T. DeTitta, R. Jones,
D.A. Langs, C.M. Weeks, and H.A. Hauptman,
On the application of the minimal principle to solve unknown 
structures, {\em Science}, vol. 259, March, 1993, pp. 1430-1433.
\item\label{j19}
C.-S. Chang, G. DeTitta, H. Hauptman, R. Miller, P. Thuman, and C. Weeks,
Using parallel computers to solve the phase problem of x-ray
crystallography, 
{\em The International Journal of Supercomputer Applications},
vol. 7, no. 1, Spring 1993, pp. 25-49.
\item\label{j20}
R. Miller, V.K. Prasanna Kumar, D. Reisis, and Q.F. Stout,
Parallel computations on reconfigurable meshes,
{\em IEEE Transactions on Computers}, vol. 42, no. 6, June 1993,
pp. 678-692.
\item \label{j23}
R. Miller, N.M. Galitsky, W.L. Duax, D.A. Langs, V.Z. Pletnev, and V.T. Ivanov,
Molecular structures of two crystalline polymorphs of the cyclic heptapeptide
antibiotic ternatin: 
cyclo [-$\beta$-OH-D-Leu-D-Ile-({\em N}Me)Ala-({\em N}Me)Leu-Leu-({\em N}Me)Ala-D-({\em N}ME)Ala-],
{\em International Journal of Peptide \& Protein Research} {\bf 42},
1993, pp. 539-549.
\item\label{j21}
M.J. Atallah, F. Dehne, R. Miller, A. Rau-Chaplin, and J.-J.~Tsay,
Multisearch techniques for implementing data structures on a
mesh-connected computer,
{\em Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing} {\bf 20},
1994, pp. 1-13.
\item\label{j22}
S. Hambrusch, X. He, and R. Miller,
Parallel algorithms for gray-scale digitized picture component labeling on
a mesh-connected computer,
{\em Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing} {\bf 20},
1994, pp. 56-68.
\item\label{j24}
G.T. DeTitta, C.M. Weeks, P. Thuman, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Structure solution by minimal function phase refinement and Fourier
filtering. I. Theoretical basis,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf A50}, 1994, pp. 203-210.
\item\label{j25}
C.M. Weeks, G.T. DeTitta, H.A. Hauptman, P. Thuman, and R. Miller,
Structure solution by minimal function phase refinement and Fourier
filtering. II. Implementation and applications,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf A50}, 1994, pp. 210-220.
\item\label{j26}
R. Miller, S.M. Gallo, H.G. Khalak, and C.M. Weeks,
{\em SnB}: Crystal structure determination via Shake-and-Bake,
{\em Journal of Applied Crystallography} {\bf 27}, 1994, pp. 613-621. 
\item\label{j27}
R. Miller, The status of parallel processing education,
{\em Computer}, August, 1994, pp. 40-43.
\item\label{j29}
S.L. Tanimoto and R. Miller,
Mesh algorithms for finding repetitions and partial
symmetries in arrays,
{\em International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence},
Vol. 8, No. 2, 1994, pp. 465-483.
\item\label{j30}
D.A. Langs, R. Miller, H.A. Hauptman, and G.W. Han,
Use of the minimal function for partial structure development
in direct methods,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf A51}, 1995, pp. 81-87.
\item \label{j31}
C.M. Weeks, H.A. Hauptman, G.D. Smith, R.H. Blessing,
M.M. Teeter, and R. Miller,
Crambin: a direct solution for a 400 atom structure,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf D51}, 1995, pp. 33-38.
\item\label{j82}
M.P. McCourt, N. Li, W.A. Pangborn, R. Miller, C.M. Weeks, and D.L. Dorset,
Crystallography of linear molecule binary solids.  X-ray structure
of a cholesteryl myristate/cholesteryl pentadecanoate solid solution,
{\em J. Phys. Chem.}, vol. 100, no. 23, 1996, pp. 9842-9847.
\item\label{j83} 
M.P. McCourt, K. Ashraf, R. Miller, C.M. Weeks, N. Li, W. Pangborn,
and D.L. Dorset,
X-ray crystal structure of cytotoxic, oxidized cholesterols:
7-ketocholesterol and 25-hydroxycholesterol,
{\em Journal of Lipid Research}, vol. 38, 1997, pp. 1014-1021.
\item\label{j84} C.-S. Chang, C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Incorporating tangent refinement in the {\em Shake-and-Bake} formalism,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf A53}, 1997, pp. 436-444.
\item\label{j85} 
G.D. Smith, R.H. Blessing, S.E. Ealick, J.C. Fontecilla-Camps,
H.A. Hauptman, D. Housset, D.A. Langs, and R. Miller,
The {\em ab initio} structure determination and refinement of a
scorpion protein toxin,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf D53}, 1997, pp. 551-557.
\item\label{j86}
P.J. Loll, R. Miller, C.M. Weeks, and P.H. Axelsen,
A ligand-mediated dimerization mode for vancomycin, 
{\em Chemistry and Biology} {\bf 5}, 1998, pp. 293-298.
\item\label{j87}
A. Deacon, C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and S.E. Ealick,
The {\em Shake-and-Bake} structure determination of triclinic lysozyme,
{\em Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A.},
{\bf 95}, August 1998, pp. 9284-9289.
\item\label{j88}
S.-H. Hu, M. Loughnan, R. Miller, C.M. Weeks, R.H. Blessing,
P.F. Alewood, R.J. Lewis, and J.L. Martin,
The 1.1\AA\ Crystal Structure of [Tyr$^{15}$]-EpI, A novel $\alpha$--conotoxin
from {\em Conus Episcopatus}, solved by direct methods,
{\em Biochemistry} {\bf 37}, 1998, pp. 11425-11433.
\item\label{j80}
L. Boxer, R. Miller, and A. Rau-Chaplin,
Scaleable parallel algorithms for lower envelope with applications,
{\em Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing} {\bf 53}, 1998, pp. 91-118.
\item\label{j89}
C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Optimizing {\em Shake-and-Bake} for proteins,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf D55}, 1999, pp. 492-500.
\item\label{j90}
C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
The design and implementation of {\em SnB} v2.0,
{\em Journal of Applied Crystallography} {\bf 32}, 1999, pp. 120-124.
\item\label{j81} 
L. Boxer, R. Miller, and A. Rau-Chaplin,
Scalable parallel algorithms for geometric pattern 
recognition, 
{\em Journal for Parallel and Distributed Computing} {\bf 58}, 1999, 
pp. 466-486.
\item\label{j91} H.A. Hauptman, H. Xu, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
Exponential {\em Shake-and-Bake}: theoretical basis and applications,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf A55}, 1999, pp. 891-900.
\item\label{j92} M. Egli, V. Tereshko, M. Teplova, G. Minasov, A. Joachimiak,
R. Sanishvilli, C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, M.A. Maier, H. An, P.D. Cook,
and M. Manoharan,
X-ray crystallographic analysis of the hydration of A- and B-form
DNA at atomic resolution,
{\em Biopolymers (Nucleic Acid Sciences)} {\bf 48}, 2000, pp. 234-252.
\item\label{j93} H. Xu, H.A. Hauptman, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
P1 {\em Shake-and-Bake}: Can success be guaranteed?,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf D56}, 2000, pp. 238-240.
\item\label{j94} H. Xu, C.M. Weeks, A.M. Deacon, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Ill-conditioned {\em Shake-and-Bake}: The trap of the false minimum,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf A56}, 2000, pp. 112-118.
\item\label{j96} L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Efficient computation of the Euclidean distance transform,
{\em Computer Vision and Image Understanding}
{\bf 80}, 2000, pp. 379-383.
\item\label{j97} Y. Vekhter and R. Miller,
An improved phase-extension procedure for isomorphous-replacement phases,
{\em Acta Crystallographica} {\bf D57}, 2001, pp. 1048-1051.
\item\label{j95} L. Boxer and R. Miller,
A parallel algorithm for approximate regularity,
{\em Information Processing Letters},
{\bf 80}, 2001, pp. 311-316.
\item\label{j98}
J. Rappleye, M. Innus, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
{\em SnB} v2.2: An example of crystallographic multiprocessing,
{\em Journal of Applied Crystallography} {\bf 35}, 2002, pp. 374-376.
\item\label{j99}
C.M. Weeks, R.H. Blessing, R. Miller, R. Mungee, S.A. Potter, 
J. Rappleye, G.D. Smith, H. Xu, and W. Furey, 
Towards automated protein structure determination: {\em BnP}, the 
{\em SnB}-PHASES interface, 
{\em A. Kristallogr.} {\bf 217}, 2002, pp. 686-693.
\item\label{j100}
M.L. Green and R. Miller, Grid computing in Buffalo, New York,
{\em Annals of the European Academy of Sciences}, 2003, pp. 191-218.
\item\label{j101}
M.L. Green and R. Miller,
A client-server prototype for grid-enabling application template design,
{\em Parallel Processing Letters}, Vol.\ 14, No.\ 2 (2004), pp. 241-253.
\item\label{j102}
M.L. Green and R. Miller, Molecular structure determination on a
computational \& data grid, 
{\em Parallel Computing Journal} {\bf 30} (2004), pp. 1001-1017.
\item\label{j103}
M.L. Green and R. Miller, Evolutionary molecular structure determination 
using grid-enabled data mining,
{\em Parallel Computing Journal} {\bf 30} (2004), pp. 1057-1071.
\item\label{j104}
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Coarse Grained Gather and Scatter Operations with Applications,
{\em Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing} {\bf 64} (2004), 
pp. 1297-1310.
\item\label{j105}
M.M. Eshaghian-Wilner and R. Miller,
The Systolic Reconfigurable Mesh,
{\em Parallel Processing Letters},
Vol.\ 14, Nos.\ 3\&4 (2004), pp. 335-350.
\item
C.L. Ruby, M.L. Green, and R. Miller,
The Operations Dashboard: A Collaborative Environment for Monitoring 
Virtual Organization-Specific Compute Element Operational Status,
{\em Parallel Processing Letters}, Vol.\ 16, No.\ 4 (2006), pp. 485-500.
\item
R. Miller, N. Shah, M. Green, W. Furey, and C. Weeks,
{\em Shake-and-Bake} on the grid,
{\em Journal of Applied Crystallography} {\bf 40}, 2007, pp. 938-944.
\item
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Efficient coarse-grained data distributions and string pattern matching,
{\em International journal of Information and Systems Sciences}, vol. 6, no. 4, 2010, pp. 424-434.
\item
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Efficient coarse-grained data distributions and string pattern matching,
{\em International journal of Information and Systems Sciences}, vol. 7, nos. 2-3, 2011, pp. 214-224.
\item
R. Miller,
Integrating Modern Computing Systems into the Computer Science Curriculum
at SUNY-Buffalo: A 30-Year Case Study,
{\em International Journal of Teaching and Case Studies},
2016, Vol.7, No.2, pp. 105-117.
\item
R. Miller,
A Modern Approach to Discrete Structures,
{\em International Journal of Teaching and Case Studies},
2018, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 33-47.
\hold
\end{enumerate}


%\newpage
\subsection*{Refereed Papers in Major Conferences (Complete Papers Published):
%\footnote
%{These conferences required the submission of a full paper.
%Some conferences, such as the International Conference on Parallel Processing,
%made decisions based on external peer review of up to 4 referees.
%For other conferences, such as the
%Symposium on Parallel Algorithms and Architectures,
%decisions were made by a program committee.
%Complete papers, up to page limitations, were published in the proceedings.
%}
}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item \label{c32}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, The pyramid computer for image processing, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1984 IEEE International Conference on 
Pattern Recognition,} 
pp. 240-242. 
%{\sf (Accepted: 300/500)}
\item\label{c33}
Q.F. Stout and R. Miller, Mesh-connected computer algorithms for determining 
geometric properties of figures, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1984 IEEE International Conference on Pattern 
Recognition,}  
pp. 475-477. 
%{\sf (Accepted: 300/500)}
\item\label{c34}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Computational geometry on a mesh-connected computer, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1984 IEEE International Conference on 
Parallel Processing,} 
pp. 66-73.                         
%{\sf (Accepted: 89/205)}
\item\label{c35}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Convexity algorithms for pyramid computers, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1984 IEEE International Conference on 
Parallel Processing,} 
pp. 177-184. 
%{\sf (Accepted: 89/205)}
\item\label{c36}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Pyramid computer algorithms for determining geometric 
properties of images, 
{\em Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Computational Geometry,}
1985, pp. 263-277. 
%{\sf (Accepted: not stated)}
\item\label{c37}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Varying diameter and problem size in 
mesh-connected computers,  
{\em Proceedings of the 1985 IEEE International Conference on 
Parallel Processing,}
pp. 697-699. 
%{\sf (Accepted: 133/251)}
\item\label{c38}
R. Miller, Writing SIMD Algorithms, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1985 IEEE International Conference on Computer Design:  
VLSI in Computers,} 
pp. 122-125. 
%{\sf (Accepted: not stated)}
\item\label{c39}
R. Miller and S.E. Miller, Using hypercube multiprocessors to determine 
geometric properties of digitized pictures, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1987 International Conference on Parallel Processing,} 
IEEE Computer Society Press, pp. 638-640.
%{\sf (Accepted: 174/487)} 
\item\label{c40}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Mesh computer algorithms for line segments and 
simple polygons, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1987 International Conference on Parallel Processing,} 
IEEE Computer Society Press, pp. 282-285. 
%{\sf (Accepted: 174/487)} 
\item\label{c41}
L. Boxer and R. Miller, Parallel algorithms for dynamic systems with known 
trajectories, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1987 IEEE Workshop on Computer Architecture for 
Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence,}
pp. 37-43.
%{\sf (Accepted: 27/58)} 
\item\label{c42}
R. Miller, V.K. Prasanna Kumar, D. Reisis, and Q.F. Stout, 
Meshes with reconfigurable buses,  
{\em Advanced Research in VLSI: Proceedings of the Fifth MIT Conference,} 
The MIT Press, 1988,  pp. 163-178.
%{\sf (Accepted: not stated)} 
\item\label{c43}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Simulating essential pyramids, 
{\em Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and 
Pattern Recognition,} 
1988, pp. 912-917.
%{\sf (Accepted: 143/300)} 
\item\label{c44}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Convexity algorithms for parallel machines, 
{\em Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and 
Pattern Recognition,} 
1988, pp. 918-924.
%{\sf (Accepted: 143/300)} 
\item\label{c45}
R. Miller, V.K. Prasanna Kumar, D. Reisis, and Q.F. Stout, 
Image computations on reconfigurable VLSI arrays, 
{\em Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and 
Pattern Recognition,} 
1988, pp. 925-930.
%{\sf (Accepted: 143/300)} 
\item\label{c46}
L. Boxer and R. Miller, Dynamic computational geometry on meshes and hypercubes,
{\em Proceedings of the 1988 International Conference on Parallel Processing,} 
vol. I: Architecture, IEEE, pp. 323-330.
%{\sf (Accepted: 173/590)} 
\item	\label{c47}
R. Miller, V.K. Prasanna Kumar, D. Reisis, and Q.F. Stout, 
Data movement operations and applications on reconfigurable VLSI arrays, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1988 International Conference on Parallel Processing,}
vol. I: Architecture, IEEE, pp. 205-208.
%{\sf (Accepted: 173/590)} 
\item\label{c48}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
An introduction to the portable programming language {\sf Seymour},
{\em Proceedings of the IEEE Computer Society's Thirteenth Annual International
Computer Software and Applications Conference}, 1989, pp. 94-101.
%{\sf (Accepted: 93/214)} 
\item\label{c49}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Optimal hypercube algorithms for labeled images,
Proceedings of the 1989 Workshop on Algorithms and Data
Structures, {\em Lecture Notes in Computer Science}, vol. 382,
Springer-Verlag, pp. 517-528.
%{\sf (Accepted: 44/117)} 
\item	\label{c50}
R. Miller and S.L. Tanimoto,
Detecting repeated patterns on mesh computers,
{\em Proceedings of the 1991 International Conference on Parallel Processing,}
vol. III: Algorithms \& Applications,
CRC Press, pp. 188-191.
%{\sf (Accepted: 195/506)} 
\item\label{c51}
M.J. Atallah, F. Dehne, R. Miller, A. Rau-Chaplin, and J.-J.~Tsay,
Multisearch techniques for implementing data structures on a
mesh-connected computer,
{\em Proceedings of the 3rd Annual ACM Symposium on Parallel
Algorithms and Architectures}, ACM Press, 1991, pp. 204-214.
%{\sf (Accepted: 35/170)} 
\item\label{c52}
S. Hambrusch, X. He, and R. Miller,
Parallel algorithms for gray-scale image component labeling on
a mesh-connected computer,
{\em Proceedings of the 4th Annual ACM Symposium on Parallel
Algorithms and Architectures}, ACM Press, 1992, pp. 100-108.
%{\sf (Accepted: 45/120)} 
\item\label{c53}
L. Boxer and R. Miller,
Parallel algorithms for all maximal equally-spaced collinear sets and
all maximal regular lattices,
{\em Proceedings of The 4th Symposium on the Frontiers of Massively
Parallel Computation}, IEEE Computer Society Press, 1992, pp. 54-58.
%{\sf (Accepted: 51/163)} 
\item\label{c54}
C.-S. Chang, G. DeTitta, H. Hauptman, R. Miller,
M. Poulin, P. Thuman, and C. Weeks,
Solutions to the phase problem of x-ray crystallography on
the Connection Machine CM-2,
{\em Proceedings of The 4th Symposium on the Frontiers of Massively 
Parallel Computation}, IEEE Computer Society Press, 1992, pp. 510-512.
%{\sf (Accepted: 51/163)} 
\item\label{c55}
C.-S. Chang, G. DeTitta, H. Hauptman, R. Miller, P. Thuman,
and C. Weeks,
Searching over a domain critical function: recasting
the phase problem of x-ray crystallography,
{\em Proceedings of the Ninth IEEE Conference on 
Artificial Intelligence for Applications},
1993, pp. 183-189.
%{\sf (Accepted: 80/215)} 
\item\label{c56}
R. Miller and N.C. Schaller,
The right stuff? Teaching parallel computing,
{\em Proceedings of the 8th International Parallel
Processing Symposium}, IEEE Computer Society Press,
1994, pp. 956-961.
%{\sf (Accepted: panel)} 
\item\label{c79}
M.M. Eshaghian and Russ Miller,
The systolic reconfigurable mesh,
{\em Proceedings of the 1995 International Conference on Parallel Processing},
vol. III: Algorithms \& Applications,
CRC Press, pp. 146-150.
\item\label{c80}
R. Miller and N.C. Schaller,
Different approaches to parallel computing education,
{\em Proceedings of the 9th International Parallel
Processing Symposium}, IEEE Computer Society Press,
1995, pp. 849-850.
\item\label{c81}
L. Boxer, R. Miller, and A. Rau-Chaplin,
Some scalable parallel algorithms for geometric problems,
{\em Proceedings of Eighth IASTED International Conference on Parallel and
Distributed Computing and Systems (PDCS '96)}, 
pp. 426-430.
\item\label{c82}
S.M. Gallo, R. Miller, and C.M. Weeks,
The design of a portable scientific tool: A case study using {\em SnB},
{\em Supercomputing `96 Conference Proceedings},
http://www.supercomp.org/sc96/proceedings/.
\item\label{c83}
C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Macromolecular Phasing by {\em Shake-and-Bake},
{\em Recent Advances in Phasing: Proceedings of the CCP4 
Study Weekend} (DL-CONF-97-001), 
K. S. Wilson, G. Davies, A.W. Ashton \& S. Bailey, Eds., 
CCLRC, 
Daresbury Laboratory, Warrington, UK, 1997,
pp. 139-146.
Also available at www.dl.ac.uk.CCP/CCP4/main.html.
\item\label{c84}
I. Foster, J. Gieraltowski, S. Gose, N. Maltsev,
A. Rodriguez, D. Dulakhe, A. Vaniachine,
J. Shank, S. Youssef,
D. Adams, R. Baket, W. Deng, J. Smith, D. Yu,
I. Legrand, S. Singh, C. Steenberg,
A. Afaq, E. Berman, J. Annis, L.A.T. Bauerdick,
M. Ernst, I. Fisk, L. Giacchetti, G. Graham, A. Heavy,
J. Kaiser, N. Kuropatkin, R. Pordes, V. Sekhri, J. Weigand,
Y. Wu,
K. Baker, L. Sorrillo,
J. Huth,
M. Allen, L. Grundhoefer, J. Hicks, F. Luehring, S. Peck,
R. Quick, S. Simms,
G. Fekete, J. vandenBerg,
K. Cho, K. Kwon, D. Son, H. Park,
S. Canon, K. Jackson, D.E. Konerding, J. Lee, D. Olson,
I. Sakrejda, B. Tierney,
M. Green, R. Miller,
J. Letts, T. Martin,
D. Bury, C. Dumitrescu, D. Engh, R. Gardner, M. Mambelli,
Y. Smirnov, J. Voeckler, M. Wilde, Y. Zhao, X. Zhao,
P. Avery, R. Cavanaugh, B. Kim, C. Prescott, J. Rodriguez,
A. Zahn,
S. McKee,
C. Jordan, J. Prewett, T. Thomas,
H. Severini,
B. Clifford, E. Deelman, L. Flon, C. Kesselman,
G. Mehta, N. Olomu, K. Vahi,
K. De, P. Couvares, A. De Smet, C. Kireyev,
E. Paulson, A. Roy,
S. Koranda, B. Moe, 
B. Brown, and P. Sheldon,
The Grid2003 production grid: principles and practice,
{\em IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Distributed Computing},
HPDC-2004, June 4-6, 2004, Honolulu, Hawaii, pp. 236-245.
\item
R. Miller,
Cyberinfrastructure and Grid Computing in New York State,
2007 AIChE Annual Meeting, November 4-9, 2007, Salt Lake City (invited).
\hold
\end{enumerate}

\newpage
\subsection*{Refereed Papers in Other Conferences (Complete Papers
Published):
%\footnote
%{These conferences typically required the submission of an abstract
%(four or fewer pages) to be reviewed by a program committee.
%Complete papers, up to page limitations, were published in the proceedings.}
}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item\label{c58}
R. Miller, ADLSIMD: An abstract description language for the SIMD family, 
{\em Proceedings of the 1984 IEEE Southern Tier Technical Conference,} 
pp. 89-94.
\item\label{c59}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Some graph and image processing algorithms for the 
hypercube, 
{\em Hypercube Multiprocessors 1987} 
(Proceedings of the 1986 SIAM Conference on Hypercube Multiprocessors),  
SIAM, 1987, pp. 418-425.
\item\label{c60}
R. Miller and S.E. Miller, Image processing on hypercube multiprocessors, 
{\em Proceedings of SPIE, Hybrid Image and Signal Processing,} 
vol. 939, 1988, pp. 156-166.
\item\label{c61}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Computational geometry on hypercube computers, 
{\em Proceedings of the ACM Third Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers 
and Applications,} 
1988, pp. 1220-1229.
\item\label{c62}
L. Boxer and R. Miller, Dynamic computational geometry on parallel computers, 
{\em Proceedings of the ACM Third Conference on Hypercube Concurrent 
Computers and Applications,} 
1988, pp. 1212-1219.
\item\label{c63}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Portable parallel algorithms for geometric problems, 
{\em Proceedings of the IEEE Second Symposium on the Frontiers of 
Massively Parallel Computation,} 
1988, pp. 195-198.
\item\label{c64}
Z. Dobes, D. Kumar, and R. Miller,
Distributing data structures on medium-grained hypercubes,
{\em Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers
and Applications},
1989, pp. 55-58.
\item\label{c65}
R. Fenrich, R. Miller, and Q.F. Stout,
Hypercube algorithms for some NP-hard packing problems,
{\em Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers
and Applications},
1989, pp. 769-776.
\item\label{c66}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Writing portable parallel programs in {\sf Seymour},
{\em Proceedings of the 
Fourth SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing},
J. Dongarra, P. Messina, D.C. Sorensen, and R.G. Voigt, eds.,
1990, pp. 419-424.
\item\label{c67}
N. Bashir, M. Crovella, G. DeTitta, F. Han, H. Hauptman, J. Horvath,
H. King, D. Langs, R. Miller, T.~Sabin, P. Thuman, and D. Velmurugan,
Parallel solutions to the phase problem in x-ray crystallography,
{\em Proceedings of The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 
IEEE Computer Society Press, 1990, pp. 513-521.
\item\label{c68}
R. Fenrich, R. Miller, and Q.F. Stout,
Multi-tiered algorithms for two-dimensional bin packing,
{\em Proceedings of The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 
IEEE Computer Society Press, 1990, pp. 58-63.
\item\label{c69}
B. Falsafi and R. Miller,
Component labeling algorithms on an Intel iPSC/2 hypercube,
{\em Proceedings of The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 
IEEE Computer Society Press, 1990, pp. 159-164.
\item\label{c70}
G. DeTitta, H. Hauptman, R. Miller, M. Pagels, T. Sabin, P. Thuman, and 
C. Weeks,
Parallel solutions to the phase problem in x-ray crystallography: an update,
{\em Proceedings of The Sixth Distributed Memory Computing Conference},
IEEE Computer Society Press, 1991, pp. 587-594.
\item\label{c71}
C.-S. Chang, G. DeTitta, H. Hauptman, R. Jones, R. Miller, P. Thuman,
and C. Weeks,
Solving the phase problem of x-ray crystallography on
parallel machines,
{\em Proceedings of The Sixth SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing
for Scientific Computing}, R.F. Sincovec, D.E. Keyes, M.R. Leuze,
L.R. Petzold, and D.A. Reed, eds., 1993, pp. 304-307.
\item\label{c72}
C.-S. Chang, G.T. DeTitta, R. Miller, and C.M. Weeks,
On the application of parallel genetic algorithms
in x-ray crystallography,
{\em Proceedings of the 1994 Scalable High Performance
Computing Conference}, IEEE Computer Society Press, pp. 796-802.
\item \label{c73}
H.G. Khalak, C.W. Weeks, R. Miller, and C.L. Bloebaum,
Simulated annealing applied to molecular structure determination,
{\em Proceedings of the Fifth AIAA/NASA/USAF/ISSMO Symposium
on Multidisciplinary Analysis and Optimization}, 1994, pp. 7-9.
\item\label{c85}
M.L. Green, S.M. Gallo, and R. Miller,
Grid-enabled virtual organization based dynamic firewall,
Grid Workshop, SC2004, Pittsburgh, PA, November, 2004.
\item
C.L. Ruby, M.L. Green, and R. Miller,
The operations dashboard: an interactive, collaborative environment for 
monitoring virtual organization-specific compute element operational status,
{\em 2006 International Conference on Computational Science and Education},
Rochester, NY, August, 2006.
\item
A. Ghadersohi, M.L. Green, D. Pape, and R. Miller,
A reliable and robust software architecture for distributed collaborative 
Visualization, 
{\em 2006 International Conference on Computational Science and Education},
Rochester, NY, August, 2006.
\item
J. Bednasz, S. Gallo,  R. Miller,  C. Ruby,  and C. Weeks,
Grid Computing in New York State, USA,
{\em Second International Workshop on Semantic and Grid Computing (SGC07)},
{\em The Fifth International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing 
and Applications (ISPA-2007)}: 
{\em Frontiers of High Performance Computing and Networking - ISPA 2007
Workshops}: ISPA 2007 International Workshops SSDSN, UPWN, WISH, SGC,
ParDMCom, HiPCoMB, and IST-AWSN, Niagara Falls, Canada, August 2007,
Proceedings, P. Thulasiraman, X. He, T.L. Xu, M.K. Denko, R.K. Thulasiram,
and L.T. Yang, eds, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 4743, LNCS Springer, 
Germany, 2007, pp. 273-284.
\item
R. Miller, J. Bednasz, K. Chiu, S.M. Gallo, M. Govindaraju, M. Lewis, 
C.L. Ruby, and C.M. Weeks,
Grid-Based Research, Development, and Deployment in New York State,
{\em Fifth High-Performance Grid Computing Workshop},
{\em IEEE International Parallel \& Distributed Processing Symposium},
Miami, Fl, April 14, 2008.
\hold
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{Other Refereed Papers (Complete Papers Published):}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item\label{n74}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Data movement techniques for the pyramid computer 
(preliminary version), 
{\em IEEE Distributed Processing Technical Committee Newsletter, 
special issue on Distributed Systems Architecture,} 
Jan. 1984, pp. 27-34.
\hold
\end{enumerate}

%\newpage
\subsection*{Invited Workshop Papers (Complete Papers Published):}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item\label{i1}
M.L. Green and R. Miller, Molecular structure determination on a
computational \& data grid, {\em BioGrid'04: Second International Workshop
on Biomedical Computations on the Grid, 4th IEEE/ACM International 
Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid (CCGrid2004)}, 2004.
\item\label{i2}
M.L. Green and R. Miller, Evolutionary molecular structure determination 
using grid-enabled data mining,
{\em BioGrid'04: Second International Workshop
on Biomedical Computations on the Grid, 4th IEEE/ACM International 
Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid (CCGrid2004)}, 2004.
\item
R. Miller, A case study: Introducing parallel algorithms and parallel
computing into the computer science curriculum at SUNY-Buffalo over the past
twenty five years,
{\em Third NSF/TCPP Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Education (EduPar-13)},
peer-reviewed and invited as {\em keynote} talk, 2013. (The chair of the
Department of Computer Science and Engineering at SUNY-Buffalo encouraged
the submission of this paper and committed funds to support conference
participation.  Unfortunately, she withdrew the commitment once notified of 
the acceptance.  A companion paper submitted to another conference was
immediately withdrawn.)
\hold
\end{enumerate}

%\newpage
\subsection*{Workshop and Conference Presentations (no proceedings available):}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item
J.-S. Chen and R. Miller,
Heuristic solutions to combinatorial optimization
problems on parallel computers,
{\em AAAI-88 Workshop on Parallel Algorithms for Machine Intelligence
and Pattern Recognition}, August, 1988.
\item
E. Cohen and R. Miller,
Hypercube algorithms for the multiprocessor
scheduling problem,
{\em AAAI-88 Workshop on Parallel Algorithms for Machine Intelligence
and Pattern Recognition}, August, 1988.
\item
C.M. Weeks, G.T. DeTitta, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Applications of the minimal principle to peptide structures,
{\em Direct Methods of Phasing in Macromolecular Crystallography}, 1992.
\item
R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
An introduction to {\em SnB} v2.0,
{\em Riding the Fence between Large and Small Molecules:
Current Approaches to the Solution and Refinement of Atomic and
Near-Atomic Resolution Data}, Workshop II - WK02, WK.02.03,
1998 American Crystallographic Association Annual Meeting.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Software Development for Crystal Structure Determination,
Health Care Industries Association Regional Research Forum,
September 29, 1999, Buffalo Marriott.
\item R. Miller, T. Furlani, and C. Brunskill,
Beowulf Cluster,
{\em SC99}, Sun Microsystems Booth, November, 1999, Portland, Oregon.
\item R. Miller, The Move to Student-Friendly Educational Material,
{\em Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC), Midwest},
CCSC Midwest Conference, September, 2020.
\item R. Miller, Customizable Interactive Educational Material, 
{\em The 52nd ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education
(SIGCSE)}, March, 2021.
\item R. Miller, A Demonstration of Customizable, Interactive, Learning Materials, {\em The 14th Consortium for Computer Sciences in Colleges, Southwest Region Conference}, CCSC-SW, March, 2021.
\item R. Miller, Customizable Interactive Educational Material, {\em 25th Annual Conference of the Consortium for Computer Sciences 
in Colleges, Northeast Region Conference}, CCSCNE, April, 2021.
\item R. Miller, A Demonstration of Customizable, Interactive, Learning Materials, {\em 27th Annual Conference of the Consortium for Computer Sciences 
in Colleges, CCSC:Central Plains}, CCSC-CP, April, 2021.
\item R. Miller, Improving Academic Integrity, DWF Rates, and Grading Turnaround Time (while Reducing Instructor Course Time),
{\em Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC), Midwest},
CCSC Midwest Conference, October, 2021.
\hold
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{Newsletter Articles:}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item R. Miller, {\em Let's Think About Parallel Processing Education},
Newsletter of the Parallel Processing Technical Committee, Oct., 1992,
p. 11.
\item 
R. Miller and N.C. Schaller,
{\em The Right Stuff? Teaching Parallel Computing},
Newsletter of the Parallel Processing Technical Committee,
July, 1994, pp. 3-4
\hold
\end{enumerate}

\newpage
\subsection*{Dissemination via Music}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item {\em From Me to There} by {\bf Escher's Enigma}.  All songs 
written, performed, and produced by Brian Miller and Russ Miller.
Song list: Choice, Drowning in Time, Ideally, Such a Disgrace, Green Candy Eyes.
Available via {\em Amazon}, {\em iTunes}, {\em CD Baby} and 
other retailers September, 2013.  
(See www.eschersenigma.com for reviews, access, and analysis.)
\item {\em Piece of Mind} by {\bf Escher's Enigma}.  All songs 
written, performed, and produced by Brian Miller and Russ Miller, with the 
exception of one song written by Brian Moran and piano on one song by Michael
Murphy.  
Song list: Here for the Last Time, The Write Words, Keep Reaching, Safety Net, Backstreet Boy.
Available via {\em Amazon}, 
{\em iTunes}, {\em CD Baby} and 
other retailers March, 2014.  
(See www.eschersenigma.com for reviews, access, and analysis.)
\item {\em For a Moment} by {\bf Escher's Enigma}.  All songs 
written, performed, and produced by Brian Miller and Russ Miller, with the 
exception of piano on one song by Michael Murphy.  
Song list: Should Have Known, When Your Heart, Bonfire Rings and Heated Pools, My Guitar, Hide Behind the Text, Life of Solitude, Bixby Canyon Bridge, Beauty in the Flames, Beginnings, Sweet Child O' Mine.
Available via {\em Amazon}, {\em iTunes}, {\em CD Baby} and 
other retailers February, 2015.  
(See www.eschersenigma.com for reviews, access, and analysis.)
\item {\em Interpretations, Vol. 1} by
{\bf Escher's Enigma}.  Interpretations of well-known songs by other artists.  
All songs performed and produced by Brian Miller and Russ Miller.  
Song List: Kryptonite (3 Doors Down), Baba O'Riley / Let My Love Open the Door (The Who / Pete Townshend), Invincible (Pat Benatar), Come to Me (Goo Goo Dolls), Enter Sandman (Metallica), Missed the Boat (Modest Mouse).  Available on {\em YouTube} and {\em SoundCloud}.
Available via {\em Amazon}, {\em iTunes}, {\em CD Baby} and 
other retailers August, 2016.
(See www.eschersenigma.com for reviews, access, and analysis.)
\item {\em When the World} by {\bf Escher's Enigma}. Concept album/rock opera 
considering deities who have to attend school to learn how to build and control universes. The album explores what happens when the ego of an inexperienced deity collides with the needs of its creation.
Song List: When the World, Universe-ity, Creation, The Pebble and the Sea,
I'll Pray, We Belong, I'll See You Again, Birth of God, On the Horizon.
Available via {\em Amazon}, {\em Apple Music}, {\em Spotify}, {\em Youtube Music} and and other retailers July, 2020.
\hold
\end{enumerate}

\newpage
\subsection*{Books:}
\begin{enumerate}
%\continue
\item\label{book1}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
{\em Parallel Algorithms for Regular Architectures: Meshes and Pyramids,}
The MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1996.
\item\label{book2}
R. Miller and L. Boxer,
{\em Algorithms Sequential and Parallel: A Unified Approach},
Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, 2000.
(Translated into Russian in 2007.)
\item\label{book3}
R. Miller and L. Boxer,
{\em Algorithms Sequential and Parallel: A Unified Approach}, Second Edition,
Charles River Media, Hingham, Mass., 2005.
\item\label{book4}
R. Miller and L. Boxer,
{\em Algorithms Sequential and Parallel: A Unified Approach}, Third Edition,
Cengage Learning, Boston, Mass., 2013.
\hold
\begin{itemize}
\item Complete rewrite of all chapters, including introducing a significant
amount of new material representing state-of-the-art computational technologies,
as well as reorganizing, refreshing, and refining existing material.
\item Complete solution set for all problems.
\item Complete set of powerpoint slides for all chapters.
\end{itemize}
\end{enumerate}

%\newpage
\subsection*{Book Chapters:}
\begin{enumerate}
\continue
\item \label{b75}
R. Miller, Image processing on reconfigurable meshes,
{\em From Pixels to Features II: Parallelism in Image Processing}, 
J.C. Simon, ed., pp. 377-394, 1990.
({\em From Pixels to Features II: Parallelism in Image Processing},
H. Burkhardt, Y. Neuvo, and J.C. Simon, eds., North Holland, 1991, pp. 85-101.)
\item\label{b76}
R. Miller, V.K. Prasanna Kumar, D. Reisis, and Q.F. Stout,
Efficient parallel algorithms for
intermediate-level vision analysis on the reconfigurable mesh,
{\em Parallel Architectures and Algorithms for Image
Understanding},
V.K.P. Kumar, ed.,
Academic Press, New York, 1991, pp. 185-208.
\item\label{b77}
R. Miller, Parallel Processing Architectures, {\em Encyclopedia of Computer
Science}, 3rd edition, A.~Ralston and E. Reilly,
eds., Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, Inc., New York, 1993, pp. 1015-1025.
\item\label{b78}
R. Miller, Parallel Processing Algorithms, {\em Encyclopedia of Computer 
Science}, 3rd edition, A.~Ralston and E. Reilly, 
eds., Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, Inc., New York, 1993, pp. 1025-1028.
\item\label{b79}
M.M. Eshaghian, R. Miller, and C. Weems,
Multimode System Heterogeneous Computing,
{\em Heterogeneous Computing}, M.M. Eshaghian, ed., Artech House Publishers,
Mass., 1996, pp. 67-100.
\item\label{b80}
C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
{\em SnB}: applying {\em Shake-and-Bake} to proteins,
{\em Crystallographic Computing 7: Proceedings of the International
Macromolecular Crystallography Computing Summer School},
P. Bourne \& K. Watenpaugh (Eds.), Bellingham, Washington,
August 1996, pp. 138-147.  Also, see http://www.sdsc.edu/Xtal/IUCr/CC/School96/.
\item\label{b81}
R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
{\em Shake-and-Bake}: Applications and Advances,
{\em Direct Methods for Solving Macromolecular Structures},
S. Fortier, ed., Erice, Sicily, May-June, 1997, Kluwer Academic Publishers,
25th Course, International School of Crystallography, NATO ASI Series, 1998,
pp. 389-400.
\item\label{b82}
C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Extending the resolving power of {\em Shake-and-Bake},
{\em Direct Methods for Solving Macromolecular Structures},
S. Fortier, ed., Erice, Sicily, May-June, 1997, Kluwer Academic Publishers,
25th Course, International School of Crystallography, NATO ASI Series, 1998,
pp. 463-468.
\item\label{c57}
C.M. Weeks, H.A. Hauptman, C.-S. Chang, and R. Miller,
Structure determination by Shake-and-Bake with tangent refinement,
{\em Likelihood, Bayesian, Inference and Their Application
to the Solution of New Structures},
G. Bricogne and C.W. Carter, eds., 
{\em Transactions of the American Crystallographic Association Transactions},
vol. 30, 1994 (1996), pp. 153-161.
\item\label{b83}
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Algorithmic Techniques for Networks of Processors, 
{\em CRC Handook of Algorithms and Theory of Computation}, 
M.J. Atallah, ed., 1999, pp. 46-1 --- 46-19.
%{\sf (Accepted: invited/unavailable)} 
\item\label{b84}
G.M. Sheldrick, H.A. Hauptman, C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and I. Us\'{o}n,
Direct Methods,
{\em International Tables for Crystallography: Crystallography of Biological
Macromolecules},
Vol. F, Chapter 16, M.G. Rossman and E. Arnold, Eds., 
Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers,
The Netherlands, 2000, pp. 333-351.
\item C.M. Weeks, G.M. Sheldrick, R. Miller, I. Us\'{o}n, and H.A. Hauptman,
Ab initio phasing by dual-space direct methods,
{\em Advances in Structure Analysis}, R. Kuzel \& J. Hasek, eds., 
Prague: Czech and Slovak Crystallographic Association, 2001, pp. 37-64.
\item\label{b85}
R. Miller, Parallel Processing Architectures, {\em Concise Encyclopedia of 
Computer Science}, E.D. Reilly, ed., John Wiley \& Sons, Ltd., New Jersey, 
2004, pp. 598-601.
\item\label{b86}
R. Miller, Parallel Processing Algorithms, {\em Concise Encyclopedia of 
Computer Science}, E.D. Reilly, ed., John Wiley \& Sons, Ltd., New Jersey, 
2004, pp. 601-602.
\item\label{b87}
R. Miller and M.L. Green,
Molecular Structure Determination on a Computational and Data Grid,
{\em Parallel Computing in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology},
A. Zomaya, ed., John Wiley \& Sons, Ltd., New Jersey, 2006, pp. 583-621.
\item
C.L. Ruby and R. Miller,
Effectively Managing Data on a Grid,
{\em Handbook of Parallel Computing: Models, Algorithms, and Applications},
S. Rajasekaran and J. Reif, eds., CRC Press, 2007, 46-1--46-36.
\item
R. Miller,
Grid Case Study: Grid in New York State,
{\em The Grid Technology Cookbook},
M. Yafchak and M. Trauner, eds., 2007.
\newline
Book Link: http://www.sura.org/cookbook/gtcb/index.php?topic=10\&mlevel=1\&parent=0;
\newline
Section Link: http://www.sura.org/cookbook/gtcb/index.php?topic=4\&mlevel=1\&parent
\item
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Algorithmic Techniques for Regular Networks of Processors, 
{\em CRC Handbook of Algorithms and Theory of Computation}, 
2nd edition,
M.J. Atallah, ed., 2009, 46-1 -- 46-33.
\item
J.J. Bednasz, K. Chiu, S.M. Gallo, M. Govindaraju, M. Lewis,
R. Miller, C.L. Ruby, and C.M. Weeks,
Cyberinfrastructure in New York State,
{\em Grid Computing: Infrastructure, Service, and Application},
L. Wang and W. Jie, eds., CRC Press, 2009, pp. 31-54.
\item R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
Molecular Structure Determination on the Grid,
{\em Handbook of Research on Computational Grid Technologies for Life Sciences, Biomedicine, and Healthcare}, M. Cannataro, ed., IRI Press, 2009, pp. 327-345.
%\item
%R. Miller,
%A Modern Approach to Teaching Discrete Math,
%{\em Parallel and Distributed Computing 
%Topics for Undergraduate Core Courses},
%NSF/TCPP CDER Center Book,
%Sushil Prasad, ed., 2014, accepted.
%\item
%R. Miller,
%A Unified Approach to Parallel and Sequential Algorithms,
%{\em Parallel and Distributed Computing 
%Topics for Undergraduate Core Courses},
%NSF/TCPP CDER Center Book,
%Sushil Prasad, ed., 2014, accepted.
\hold
\end{enumerate}

\newpage
\subsection*{Abstracts:}
\begin{itemize}
\continue
\item
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, 
Data movement techniques for the pyramid computer, 
{\em Abstracts of the AMS,} 
November 1983, pp. 592-593.
\item
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, 
Some graph and image processing algorithms for the hypercube, 
{\em Second Conference on Hypercube Multiprocessors,} 
1986, p. 59.
\item
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, 
Data movement techniques for the pyramid computer, 
{\em Journal of Computer and Information Sciences,}
vol. 36, no. 6, 87-3, 1987, p. 1418.
\item
R. Miller, P.J. Eberlein, J. McIver, H. King, and S. Srihari, 
Parallel computing at SUNY-Buffalo, 
{\em Third Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers and Applications,} 
1988, p. 236.
\item
L. Boxer and R. Miller, Dynamic computational geometry on parallel computers, 
{\em Third Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers and Applications,}
1988, p. 120.
\item
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, 
Computational geometry on hypercube computers, 
{\em Third Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers and Applications,} 
1988, p. 237.
\item
R. Miller, 
Algorithms for parallel computers, 
{\em World Yearbook of New Generation Computing Research and Development,}
1988, p. 633.
\item
R. Miller,
Distributing data structures on medium-grained hypercubes,
{\em Fourth Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers and Applications}, 1989.
\item    
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Hypercube algorithms for some NP-hard packing problems,
{\em Fourth Conference on Hypercube Concurrent Computers and Applications}, 1989.
\item
R. Miller and Q.F. Stout,
Writing portable parallel programs in {\sf Seymour},
{\em Fourth SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing},
1989.
\item
N. Bashir, M. Crovella, G. DeTitta, F. Han, H. Hauptman, J. Horvath,
H. King, D. Langs, R. Miller, T.~Sabin, P. Thuman, and D. Velmurugan,
Parallel solutions to the phase problem in x-ray crystallography,
{\em The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 1990, p. 41.
\item
R. Fenrich, R. Miller, and Q.F. Stout,
Multi-tiered algorithms for two-dimensional bin packing,
{\em The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 1990, p. 192.
\item
B. Falsafi and R. Miller,
Component labeling algorithms on an Intel iPSC/2 hypercube,
{\em The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 1990, p. 190.
%\item
% Note - didn't publish abstracts for DMCC6
%G. DeTitta, H. Hauptman, R. Miller, M. Pagels, T. Sabin, P. Thuman, and C. Weeks,
%Parallel solutions to the phase problem in x-ray crystallography: an update,
%{\em The Sixth Distributed Memory Computing Conference}, 1991.
\item 
G.T. DeTitta, P. Thuman, and R. Miller, 
Some observations about computing with more than one processor,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1991,
\#R04, p. 57.
\item 
G.T. DeTitta, C.M. Weeks, P. Thuman, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Structure solution by minimal function phase refinement and Fourier
filtering: theoretical basis,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1991,
\#O02, p. 51.
\item 
C.M. Weeks, G.T. DeTitta, P. Thuman, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Structure solution by minimal function phase refinement and Fourier
filtering: implementation and applications,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1991,
\#O03, p. 51.
\item
C.M. Weeks, C.-S. Chang, G.T. DeTitta, D. Ghosh, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Application of the minimal principle to Gramicidin A,
{\em American Crystallographic Association Meeting}, 1992, 
\#PA97, p. 105.
\item
C.M. Weeks, H.A. Hauptman, and R. Miller,
SnB: a minimal function computer program for structure determination,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1993,
\#PB10, p. 87.
\item 
R. Miller, C.M. Weeks, and H.A. Hauptman,
Phase refinement techniques for the minimal function,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1993,
\#PB11, p. 87.
\item
H.A. Hauptman, C.M. Weeks, G.D. Smith, M.M. Teeter, and R. Miller,
Crambin: a direct solution for a 400 atom structure,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1993,
\#PI18, p. 117.
\item
C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, G.T. DeTitta, G.D. Smith, M.M. Teeter, and
H.A. Hauptman,
Progress towards application of the minimal function to macromolecules,
{\em XVI Congress and General Assembly of the International Union
of Crystallography}, Beijing, China, 1993, \#MS-02.01.03, p. 28.
\item
R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
{\em SnB}: a status report,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1994,
\#M01, p. 65.
\item
C.M. Weeks, H.A. Hauptman, C.-S. Chang, and R. Miller,
Structure determination by Shake-and-Bake with tangent refinement,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1994,
\#TRN13, p. 41.
\item M.P. McCourt, N. Li, W. Pangborn, R. Miller, C.M. Weeks,
and D. Dorset,
Shake-and-Bake ab initio structure determination and packing analysis
of a cholesteryl myristate/cholesteryl pentadecanoate solid solution,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1994,
\#PBO10, p. 96.
\item N. Li, W. Pangborn, K. Ashraf, R. Miller, C.M. Weeks, D.L. Dorset,
and M.P. McCourt,
Crystal structures of oxysterols: a basis for their cytotoxicity,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1995,
W004, p. 149.
\item
R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
Getting the most out of {\em SnB},
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1995,
2m.1.B, p. 53 {\bf (invited)}.
\item
C.M. Weeks, C.-S. Chang, H.A. Hauptman, R. Miller,
Recent discoveries concerning shake-and-bake,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1995,
M137, p. 128.
\item 
R. Miller,
Molecular structure determination via {\em SnB},
{\em The 904th Meeting of the AMS}, Kent State University,
1995, 904-68-230, pp. 798-799 {\bf (invited)}.
\item
R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
Applications of {\em SnB} to proteins,
{\em XVII Congress and General Assembly of the International
Union of Crystallography}, 1996, MS02.03.02, p. C-51 {\bf (invited)}.
\item G.D. Smith, R.H. Blessing, S.E. Ealick, J.C. Fontecilla-Camps,
H.A. Hauptman, D. Housset, D.A. Langs, and R. Miller,
The {\em ab initio} structure and refinement of a scorpion protein toxin,
{\em XVII Congress and General Assembly of the International
Union of Crystallography}, 1996, MS02.06.07, pp. C-64-C-65.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Development of {\em SnB} Version 2,
{\em XVII Congress and General Assembly of the International
Union of Crystallography}, 1996, PS02.03.16, p. C-54 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.-S. Chang, R. Miller, and C.M. Weeks,
Shake-and-Bake: An optimization strategy for solving the phase problem
of X-ray crystallography,
Minisymposium on ``Challenging Optimization Problems in Computational
Biology,'' SIAM 45th Anniversary Meeting, Stanford University,
July, 1997 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
{\em SnB}: Protein Phasing by {\em Shake-and-Bake},
54th Annual Pittsburgh Diffraction Conference,
Mellon Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, November 7-9, 1996 
{\bf (invited)}.
\item R. Miller and C.M. Weeks,
Improving the performance of shake-and-bake,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1997,
P254, pp. 161-162.
\item C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Extending the resolving power of shake-and-bake,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1997,
P41, p. 103 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Extending the resolving power of shake-and-bake,
International School of Crystallography, 25th Course: Direct Methods
of Solving Macromolecular Structures.
\item C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Applying direct methods by shaking and baking synchrotron data,
CHESS User's Meeting, June, 1997 {\bf (invited)}.
\item
C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
Extending the resolving power of {\em Shake-and-Bake},
{\em Direct Methods for Solving Macromolecular Structures},
S. Fortier, ed., Erice, Sicily, May-June, 1997, 
25th Course, International School of Crystallography, NATO ASI Series, 1998,
pp. 463-468.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Phasing by {\em Shake-and-Bake},
Validation and Refinement of Macromolecular Structures,
Lisbon, Portugal, 1997 {\bf (invited)}.
Satellite Meeting ``Validation and Refinment of Macromolecular Structures.''
{\em Seventeenth European Crystallographic Meeting}, Porto, Portugal,
1997 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Validation and Refinement of Macromolecular Structures,
{\em Seventeenth European Crystallographic Meeting}, Porto, Portugal,
1997 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Direct Phasing Methods for Large Molecules,
{\em NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Current
Challenges on Large Supramolecules Assembilies},
Athens, Greece, 1997 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
{\em Summer `98: Shaking-and-Baking in Washington D.C.},
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1998,
11.03.03, p. 72 {\bf (invited)}.
\item H. Xu, C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
{\em Applications of an Exponential Minimal Function},
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1998,
p. 132.
\item A.M. Deacon, C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and S.E. Ealick,
The {\em Shake-and-Bake} Structure Determination of Triclinic Lysozyme,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, P162,
1998, p. 132.
\item R. Miller and C.M. Weeks, 
An Introduction to {\em SnB} v2.0: A Cool Way to Solve Structures (or
How to Beat the Heat in Washington, D.C.),
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 
WK.02.03, 1998, pp. 33-34 {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks, H. Xu, R. Miller, and H.A. Hauptman,
{\em Shake-and-Bake} Summer `98 Update: Improving Limited Data with
Magnitude Estimation,
{\em Eighteenth European Crystallographic Meeting}, Prague,
Czech Republic, August, 1998, E5-06, {\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, H.A. Hauptman, R.H. Blessing, and A.M. Deacon,
Solving Structures with {\em SnB},
Workshop WK02: Solving Structures with {\em SnB},
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1999,
WK.02.01, p. 23.
\item R. Miller, A. Palumbo, and C.M. Weeks,
{\em SnB} Version 2.0: Direct Methods for Both Conventional 
Applications and Large Substructures,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1999,
PT09, p. 107.
\item H.A. Hauptman, H. Xu, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
Is 100\% Success for Shake-and-Bake Possible?,
{\em 54th Pittsburgh Diffraction Conference}, Columbus, OH, October, 1999.
\item H.A. Hauptman, H. Xu, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
Is 100\% Success for Shake-and-Bake Possible?,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 1999,
03.01.10, p. 46.
\item H. Xu, H.A. Hauptman, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
Exponential {\em Shake-and-Bake}: Can Success be Guaranteed?,
{\em XVIII Congress and General Assembly of the International
Union of Crystallography},
to appear.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller
{\em SnB} Version 2.0: Direct Methods for Large Molecules and Large
Substructures,
{\em IUCr Crystallographic Computing School}, Cambridge, UK, August, 1999.
\item C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, H.A. Hauptman, R.H. Blessing, and A.M. Deacon,
Solving Structures with {\em SnB},
{\em XVIII Congress and General Assembly of the International
Union of Crystallography},
to appear.
\item C.M. Weeks, R. Miller, and A.M. Deacon,
What role can {\em SnB} play in automated macromolecular crystallography?,
{\em Workshop on Automation of Structure Determination},
Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, June, 1999.
\item R. Miller,
The Center for Computational Science at SUNY-Buffalo,
{\em New Trends in High Performance Computing}, 1999, p. 32 
{\bf (invited)}.
\item C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
Software development for crystal structure determination,
Health Care Industries Association Regional Research Forum, Sept., 1999,
Buffalo, NY.
\item
C.M. Weeks, P.L. Howell, A.M. Deacon, R.H. Blessing, G.D. Smith,
R. Miller, S.E. Ealick, and H.A. Hauptman,
Finding seleniums with {\em SnB},
M12.BB.005,
{\em Eighteenth IUCR Congress and General Assembly},
Glasglow, Scotland, August, 1999 {\bf (invited)}.
\item
C.M. Weeks and R. Miller,
{\em SnB} Version 2.0: Direct methods for large molecules and large
substructures, {\em IUCR Crystallographic Computing School} 
on ``Frontiers in Computational Crystallography,'' Cambridge,
UK, August, 1999 {\bf (invited)}.
\item W. Furey, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
Towards Automated Macromolecular Structure Determination:
The {\em SnB}-PHASES Interface, Abstract P067,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 
St. Paul, MN, July, 2000, p. 84.
\item R. Miller, M. Innus, J. Rappleye and C.M. Weeks,
{\em SnB} v2.0: An Example of Crystallographic Multiprocessing, Abstract P140,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
St. Paul, MN, July, 2000, p. 103.
\item
Weeks, Blessing, Miller, Mungee, Potter, Rappleye, Smith, Xu and Furey,
Integrating Direct Methods into a Semi-Automated, Protein-Phasing Package,
{\em XIX Congress and General Assembly of the International Union
of Crystallography}, Geneva, Switzerland, 2002.
\item
C.M. Weeks, S.A. Potter, R. Miller and W. Furey,
Automated Protein Structure Solution with {\em BnP},
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
to appear.
\item
C.M. Weeks, S.A. Potter, R. Miller and W. Furey, 
Automated Protein Structure Determination with {\em BnP}, 
{\em 21st European Crystallographic Association Meeting}, 
Durban, South Africa, August 24-29, 2003.
\item
W. Furey, L. Pasupulati , S. A. Potter, H. Xu, R. Miller, and  C. M. Weeks, 
Automated Applications of {\em BnP}. I. Methodology,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
01.03.03, Chicago, IL, July, 2004.
\item
C. M. Weeks, S. A. Potter, H. Xu, R. Miller, L. Pasupulati, and W. Furey,
Automated Applications of {\em BnP}. II. Test Results,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
P258, Chicago, IL, July, 2004.
\item
R. Miller, M. L. Green, and C. M. Weeks, 
{\em BnP} on the Grid,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
06.03.01, Chicago, IL, July, 2004.
\item 
W. Furey, L. Pasupulati, S.A. Potter, H. Xu, R. Miller, and C.W. Weeks,
Recent Developments in the {\em BnP} Package for Automated Protein
Structure Determination,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
01.03.07, W0324, Orlando, FL, May-June, 2005.
\item
A. Ghadersohi, D. Pape, C. Weeks, M. Green, and R. Miller,
Shake-and-Bake Visualizer,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association},
P088, W0094, Orlando, FL, May-June, 2005.
\item
C. M. Weeks, S. A. Potter, N. Shah, H. Xu, M. L. Green, R. Miller, 
L. Pasupulati, and W. Furey,
Adapting BnP for Different Computing Environments,
{\em Annual Meeting of the American Crystallographic Association}, 2006.
\hold
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Unpublished Manuscripts:}
\begin{itemize}
\continue
\item R. Miller, {\em The Status of Parallel Processing Education: 1993}.
Available by anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.buffalo.edu in users/miller 
or as Technical Report \#93-27.
\item H.G. Khalak, S.M. Gallo, C.M. Weeks, and R. Miller,
{\em SnB: A Structure Determination Package, User's Manual},
1993.
\hold
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\section*{Television Credits:}
\begin{itemize}
\item MTV2's Video Mods presented five new animated videos that blend
live action with motion capture and inject a unique video game
environment, including characters from one or more video games, into
music videos: November 21, 2005.
\begin{itemize}
\item Avenged Sevenfold's ``Bat Country'' was animated with the gaming 
environment from {\em Everquest II}.
\item Weezer's ``Beverly Hills'' was animated with the 
gaming environment from {\em The Sims: Nightlife}.
\item TI's ``Do Your Thang'' was animated with the gaming 
environment from {\em Need for Speed: Most Wanted}.
\item Sum 41's ``Fat Lip'' was animated with the gaming environment 
from {\em Guitar Hero}.
\item Nelly/Fat Joe's ``Get it Poppin'\,'' was animated with the gaming 
environment from {\em True Crime: New York City}.
\end{itemize}
\item MTV2's Video Mods presented four new animated videos that blend
live action with motion capture and inject a unique video game
environment, including characters from one or more video games, into
music videos: October 28, 2005.
\begin{itemize}
\item Foo Fighters's ``DOA'' was animated with the gaming environment from
{\em Star Wars: Battlefront 2}.
\item All American Reject's ``Dirty Little Secret'' was animated with the 
gaming environment from {\em Sid Mier's Pirates}.
\item Jane's Addiction's ``Mountain Song'' was animated with the gaming 
environment from {\em Getting Up}.
\item Twista's ``Hit the Floor'' was animated with the gaming environment 
from {\em LA Rush}.
\end{itemize}
\item MTV2's Video Mods presented four new animated videos that blend
live action with motion capture and inject a unique video game
environment, including characters from one or more video games, into
music videos: September 30, 2005.
\begin{itemize}
\item Unwritten Law's ``Save Me'' was animated with the gaming environment from
{\em X-Men Legends 2 - Rise of the Apocalypse}.
\item Ciara's ``1,2 Step'' was animated with the gaming environment from
{\em Dance, Dance Revolution}.
\item Hoobastank's ``The Reason'' was animated with the gaming environment from
{\em Dungeon Lords}.
\item Jimmy Eat World's ``Pain'' was animated with the gaming environment from
{\em Juiced}.
\end{itemize}
\item MTV2's Video Mods presented four new and one previously aired
animated videos that blends
live action with motion capture and injects a unique video game 
environment, including characters from one or more video games, into 
music videos: August 26, 2005.
\begin{itemize}
\item The Used's ``Take It Away'' was animated with the gaming environment from
{\em SWAT 4}.
\item Taking Back Sunday's ``This Photograph is Proof'' was animated with
the gaming environment from {\em Silent Hill 3 \& 4}.
\item The Killers' ``Mr.\ Brightside'' was animated with the gaming environment
from {\em Lineage 2}.
\item Queens of the Stone Age's ``Little Sister'' was animated with the gaming
environment from {\em Indigo Prophechy}.
\item An encore of Franz Ferdinand's hit ``Take Me Out'' is animated with the 
{\em Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sixth} video game. 
\end{itemize}
\item Video Mods, an MTV2 show, presented three new and one previously aired
animated MTV video that blends
live action with motion capture and injects a unique video game 
environment, including characters from one or more video games, into 
the music videos: July 22, 2005.
\begin{itemize}
\item The Beastie Boys ``Oh Word'' is inserted into an {\em NBA Street V3}
environment.
\item The Blink 182 song ``All the Small Things'' is recreated with 
the {\em Spongebob Squarepants} characters.
\item The Yellowcard song ``Only One'' is recreated 
with {\em Medal of Honor:European Assault}.
\item My Chemical Romance's ``I'm Not Okay (I Promise)'' is recreated with 
{\em Death Jr.} (replay from prior show).
\end{itemize}
\item Video Mods (MTV2) presented four animated videos that blend
live action with motion capture and inject a unique video game 
environment, including characters from one or more video games, into 
the music videos: June 24, 2005.
\begin{itemize}
\item Franz Ferdinand's hit ``Take Me Out'' is reconstructed with the 
{\em Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sixth} video game. 
\item Sum 41's ``Pieces'' is overhauled with {\em Destroy All Humans!}. 
\item Good Charlotte's ``Predictable'' features {\em Darkwatch}.
\item My Chemical Romance's ``I'm Not Okay (I Promise)'' is recreated with 
{\em Death Jr.} 
\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\section*{Colloquia and Other
Invited Presentations:
\footnote{Note: Invited presentations that resulted in a publication
appear in earlier sections of this vita.}
\footnote{Note: Colloquium talks given in the Department of Computer
Science (and Engineering), SUNY-Buffalo, have been omitted.}
\footnote{Note: Presentations at SUNY-Buffalo concerning
the creation of the Center for Computational Research have been omitted.} }
\begin{itemize}
\item {\em A New Approach to Teaching Computer Science: Efficacy and Results of an Active, On-Line System},
Austin Peay State University, April, 2021.
\item {\em A New Approach to Teaching Computer Science: Efficacy and Results of an Active, On-Line System},
Vincennes University, April, 2020.
\item {\em A New Approach to Teaching Computer Science},
Houston Community College, October, 2019.
\item {\em A Modern Course in Discrete Structures},
Indiana University, September, 2019.
\item {\em Adult Education in Computer Science via Active Learning}, 
Franklin University, May, 2019.
\item {\em On a Path to an Enhanced Undergraduate Education: A Move Towards
Active Learning}, Saint John's River State College, February, 2019.
\item {\em On a Path to an Enhanced Undergraduate Education: A Move Towards
Active Learning}, Florida State University, December, 2018.
\item {\em High Performance Computing $\Rightarrow$ Discovery \& Innovation},
Lehigh HPC Symposium 2011, Lehigh University, April, 2011.
\item {\em Molecular Structure Determination, Cyberinfrastructure, Discovery \& 
Innovation, Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory}, PNL, Richland, WA, 
July, 2009.
\item {\em Enabling Discovery and Innovation via High-End Computing}, 
Alumni Symposium, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, 
University at Buffalo, April, 2009. 
\item {\em Discovery and Innovation via High-End Computational Resources}, 
Symposium on Computational Science, University of South Florida, Tampa, 
Florida, January, 2009.
\item {\em The Cyberinfrastructure Laboratory}, {\em BioGrid`08}, 
a workshop of the 2008 HealthGrid Conference, Chicago, June, 2008.
\item {\em Discovery \& Innovation via Cyberinfrastructure}, University of 
Virginia, March 17, 2008.
\item {\em Discovery via Cyberinfrastructure}, Clemson University, 
School of Computing, October 24, 2007
\item {\em The Cyberinfrastructure Laboratory, NYS Grid, \& NYSGrid.org},
University of Rochester, March 21, 2007.
\item {\em The Cyberinfrastructure Laboratory: An Overview},
A Presentation to the NYSGrid.org Middleware Group, February 21, 2007.
\item {\em A Status Report on NYSGrid}, New York State Workshop on Data-Driven 
Science and Cyberinfrastructure, Rochester, NY, January 23-24, 2007.
\item {\em A Status Report on the Prototype NYS Grid}, New York State Workshop 
on Data-Driven Science and Cyberinfrastructure, 
Troy, NY, September 21-22, 2006.
\item {\em Cyberinfrastructure and Molecular Structure Determination},
Department of Computer Science,
University of Miami, September 27, 2006.
\item {\em An Overview of CSNY, the Cyberinstitute of SuNY-buffalo}, 
New York State Workshop on Data-Driven Science and Cyberinfrastructure, 
Itaca, NY, July 11-12, 2006.
\item {\em Molecular Structure Determination, Grid Computing, and the 
Center for Computational Research}, Department of Computer Science and 
Engineering, The Ohio State University, March 16, 2006.
\item {\em Molecular Structure Determination on the Grid}, 
Department of Computer Science, State University of New York at Albany, 
Albany, NY, December 8, 2005.
\item {\em Grid Computing and Buffalo's Center for Computational Research},
Workshop on Conformal Computing, SUNY-Albany, October 14-15, 2005.
\item {\em ACDC-Grid Monitoring: A Hand's-On Tutorial},
Workshop on Conformal Computing, SUNY-Albany, October 14-15, 2005.
\item {\em Shake-and-Bake, Grid Computing, and Visualization}, 
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, August 26, 2005.
\item {\em High-Performance Computing and High-End Visualization in Buffalo}, 
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, August 25, 2005.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research: High-End Computation \& 
Visualization and Grid Computing}, 
Ontario R\&E Summit, Toronto, Canada, June 14, 2005.
\item {\em Molecular Structure Determination and the ACDC Computational 
and Data Grid}, Brown University, Department of Computer Science, May 20, 2005.
\item {\em High-Performance Computing in Buffalo}, San Diego Supercomputing
Center, May 9, 2005.
\item {\em Data Driven Computing}, Brown University, April 21, 2005.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research: Grid, Visualization, and 
BioMedical Computing}, AMDeC (Academic Medicine Development Company), 
Columbia University, September 29, 2004.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research \& Grid Computing, 
CCR-SHARCNET Retreat}, Buffalo, September 22, 2004.
\item {\em Computational and Data Grids}, SHARCNET Annual General Meeting 2004,
Keynote Presentation, The University of Waterloo, Ontario, June 24, 2004.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research (CCR): An Overview}, 
IBM, Cambridge, MA, June 17, 2004.
\item {\em An Overview of High-Performance Computing at the University 
at Buffalo}, Equality Club, WNY YMCA, Paddock Chevrolet Golf Dome, 
Tonawanda, NY, May 7, 2004.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research}, University Advancement, 
Center for Tomorrow, SUNY-Buffalo, ,March 5, 2004.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research}, Buffalo Niagara \& Silicon 
Graphics, SUNY-Buffalo, February 26, 2004.
\item {\em The Advanced CCR Data Center {ACDC} Grid}, 
NIH Program Project Presentation, The Hauptman-Woodward
Medical Research Institute, January 15, 2004
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research}, 
Power Computing with the SUNY-Buffalo, infoTech Niagara,
December 1, 2003.
\item {\em Grid-Enabled Shake-and-Bake}, Albany NanoTech School
of NanoSciences \& NanoEngineering, SUNY-Albany, September 25, 2003.
\item {\em CCR: Now \& the Future}, UB Alumni 50 Year Reunion Celebration,
Buffalo, NY, June 20, 2003.
\item {\em Enabling Collaborative Science Through Grid Technology},
Executive IT Life Science Forum, Boston, MA, June 4-5, 2003.
\item {\em Supercomputing and Visualization}, Technical Societies 
Council of the Niagara Frontier, SUNY-Buffalo, March 8, 2003.
\item {\em Center for Computational Research: FSEC Status Report}, University
at Buffalo Faculty Senate Executive Committee Meeting, February 26, 2003.
\item {\em Buffalo Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics}, Bioinformatics 
Grid Workshop, Southeastern Universities Research 
Association (SURA), January 29, 2003.
\item {\em A Career in Computing}, Career Day, Williamsville East High School, January 10, 2003.
\item {\em An Overview of the Center for Computational Research and the
Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics}, SEAS Dean's Council, Center for
Computational Research, October 24, 2002.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research: An Overview}, Irish 
Delegation, Center for Computational Research, October 7, 2002.
\item {\em The Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics},
Delivering Technology Leadership for Life Sciences: Research Advances
for Drug Discovery and Bioterrorism, Delaware Biotechnology Institute, 
October 3, 2002.
\item {\em The Center for Computational Research: An Overview}, Presentation
for Administration and Faculty, McMaster University, September 26, 2002.
\item {\em Center for Computational Research},
IDC HPC User Forum on Earth and Space Science, Portland, ME, 
September 9-11, 2002.
\item {\em Buffalo's Bioinformatics Initiative}, Central Park
Men's Club, April, 2002.
\item {\em Career Day}, Williamsville East High School, January 11, 2002.
\item {\em Brief Overview of CCR}, Presentation for Sen.\ Schumer,
December 10, 2001.
\item {\em Computation and Applied Sciences}, SUNY-Albany, May 11, 
2001.
\item {\em Career Day}, Williamsville East High School, January 5, 2001.
\item {\em Buffalo Byte Belt}, January 4, 2001.
\item {\em RIT}, Administrative Personnel, October 5, 2000
\item {\em Science Day 2000}, Capitol Hill, Washington D.C., July 12, 2000.
\item {\em High-School Workshop on Computational Chemistry}, July 6, 2000.
\item {\em Life Sciences Symposium}, SGI, Mt.\ View, CA, March 28-29, 2000.
\item University of Rochester, Department of Computer Science, Jan 23, 2000.
\item The Buffalo Sun Ultra5 Cluster,
{\em HPC Consortium Meeting}, SC99, November 14, 1999, Portland, Oregon.
\item Parallel Computing in Education Consortium, Ohio Supercomputer Center, 
Columbus, Ohio, October 8, 1999.
\item JPC4-5 ``Beowulf and Beyond'', The Fifth Joint DOE/NASA PC Clustered 
Computing Conference, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, October 6-8, 1999. 
\item The Association of Old Crows, Niagara Frontier Chapter, 
September 23, 1999.
\item HPCU99, SUNY Stony Brook, August 17-19, 1999.
\item Campus2000, Columbia University, 1999.
\item State University of New York at Geneseo, 1999.
\item Campus2000, Boston University, 1999.
\item Argonne National Laboratory, Mathematics and Computer Science Division,
1998.
\item Country Parkway Elementary School, Career Day, 1998.
\item Argonne National Laboratory, Mathematics and Computer Science Division,
1997.
\item State University of New York at Buffalo, Department of Physiology
and Biophysics, 1997.
\item Science Alumni Association, State University of New York at Buffalo,
1997.
\item Pennsylvania State University, Department of Computer Science and
Engineering, 1997.
\item Argonne National Laboratory, 
Crystallographic Software Workshop,
%``{\em SnB}: A direct methods program,''
August, 1996.
\item Old Dominion University, Department of Computer Science, 1995.
\item Brock University (St.Catharines, Ontario), Department of Computer
Science, October, 1994.
\item Calspan Advanced Technology Center, October, 1994.
\item New Jersey Institute of Technology, Department of Computer 
and Information Science, September, 1994.
\item 12th Annual Computer and Information Sciences Lecture, co-sponsored
by Niagara University and the Niagara Frontier Chapter of the Association
for Computing Machinery, Niagara University, 1993.
\item 
{\em Symposium on Challenges for Direct Methods
of Crystallography in the 21st Century}, 
%``Parallel computing aspects of the minimal function,''
Buffalo, New York, Oct. 1-4, 1992.
\item University of Delaware, Department of Computer Science, November, 1992.
\item Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, November, 1992.
\item Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada), School of
Computer Science, November, 1991.
\item State University of New York at Geneseo, Department of Computer
Science, April, 1991.
%\item State University of New York at Buffalo, 
%Graduate Group in Advanced Scientific Computing, 
%\newline \ind December, 1990.
\item University of Washington, Department of Computer Science, November, 1990.
\item Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada), School of
Computer Science, October, 1990.
\item Kent State University, Department of Mathematical Sciences,
April, 1990.
\item State University of New York at Binghamton, Department
of Mathematical Sciences, April, 1990.
\item State University of New York at Buffalo, 
Department of Biophysics, September, 1989.
\item State University of New York at Geneseo, Department of Computer
Science, November, 1989.
\item State University of New York at Buffalo, 
Graduate Group in Advanced Scientific Computing, 
\newline \ind 1988 (2), 1989 (2).
\item
Supercomputing Research Center, Lanham, Maryland, May, 1988.
\item
Niagara Frontier Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (NFC/ACM), 
\newline \ind 
March, 1988.
\item
Supercomputing Research Center, Lanham, Maryland, 1986.
\item
Ohio State University, Department of Computer Science, 1985. 
\item
Purdue University, Department of Electrical Engineering, 1985. 
\item
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department of Computer Science, 1985. 
\item
Sperry, Reston, Virginia, 1985. 
\item
State University of New York at Albany, Department of Computer Science, 1985. 
%\item
%State University of New York at Buffalo, Department of Computer Science, 1985 (3). 
\item
University of Kentucky, Department of Computer Science, 1985. 
\item
University of Minnesota, Department of Computer Science, 1985. 
\item
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Computer Science, 1985. 
\end{itemize}


\newpage

\section*{Departmental Committees (SUNY-Buffalo):}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Alan Selman Memorial Fund (2023 - 2024 (Chair))
\item Teaching Effectiveness + TA Training (2022 - 2026)
\item Strategic Planning (2021-2026)
\item Undergraduate Student Awards (2020-2024)
\item EIP Candidate Nomination (2017-2019)
\item Graduate Admissions Committee  (1987-1988, 2015-2021)
\item Undergraduate Affairs Committee  (1989-1992, 2014-2016, 2020-2024)
\item Grievance Committee (2010-2014 (Chair), 2022-2026)
\item Brochure Committee (2009-2010)
\item Student Awards Committee (2007)
\item Alumni Speakers Selection Committee (2006)
\item Development and Outreach for CSE Retreat (2005)
\item Development Committee (1998-1999)
\item Distinguished Speaker Committee (2003-2004 (Chair), 2008-2009 (Chair))
\item Alumni Relations Committee (1998-1999 (Chair))
\item Teaching Quality Committee (1997-1998, 1998-1999)
\item Faculty Search Committee (1985-1986 (Chair), 1991-1992, 1996-1997 (Chair), 1998)
\item Graduate Affairs Committee  (1985-1989, 1993-1995, 2016 - 2024)
\item Facilities Committee  (1986-1992, 1993-1994, 1996-1997, 1998-1999, 2000-2009)
\item Publications Committee (2004-2005)
\item RDF Expenditures Committee (1988-1989, 1989-1992 (Chair))
\item Computing Assessment Study Committee (1989-1990)
\item CISE Infrastructure Committee (1990-1992)
\item Library Committee (1991-1992 (Chair), 2016-2017 (Chair))
\item Colloquium Committee (1994-1996 (Chair))
\item Strategic Recruiting Committee (1999, Chair)
\end{enumerate}

\section*{University Committees/Activities (SUNY-Buffalo):}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Faculty Senate: SEAS Faculty Senator (2022-2026)
\item Member, Vice Provost Grievance Pool (2019-2020)
\item Member, Graduate School Level Adjudication Pool (2019-2023)
\item Member, School of Engineering Adjudication Pool Committee (2018-2026)
\item Member, School of Engineering Grievance Committee (2016-2017)
\item
Member, Furnas Scholar Athlete Award Committee (2003-2026)
\item
Member, Information and Computing Technology Committee, UB 2020 (2005-2006)
\item
Member, Internal Advisory Board, NIH National Program of Excellence 
in Biomedical Computing, pre-Center (2003-2004)
\item
Member, Intercollegiate Athletic Board (2003-2006)
\item
Participant, Faculty Development Program  (1985)
\item
FNSM (Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics) Computing Committee
%\newline \ind
(1987-1991)
\item
FNSM Early Graduate Admissions Committee (1987-1989)
\item
Co-founder:  Interdisciplinary Graduate Group in Advanced Scientific Computing
(1988)
\item
Associate Director, Graduate Group in Advanced Scientific Computing
(1988-1991)
\item
Charter member, Graduate Group in Crystallography (1990-1991)
\item
FNSM Search Committee for Chair of the Department of Computer Science (1989-1990)
\item
Undergraduate Grievance Pool (1991-1992)
\item 
Graduate Grievance Pool (1991-1992 (Alternate))
\item 
Advocate in Tenure Case (1992-93)
\item
Elected Personnel Committee (1995-1997, 1998-1999 (alternate))
\item
Ad-Hoc Task Force on High-Performance Research Computing (1997-1998 (Chair))
\item 
UB/IBM Planning Session, Participant, 1999.
\item
Faculty Research Advisory Council, Member, 1999-2000.
\item
Bioinformatics Search Committee, 2001.
\item
Buffalo Niagara Center of Bioinformatics Teams, ``Industrial Partners, 
Informatics'' (2001, co-chair)
\item Mentor, Honor's Program, 2001-2003.
\item Member, Search Committee, Electrical Engineer, Facilities Programming and 
Design, 2003.
\end{enumerate}

\newpage
\section*{Professional Service}
\subsection*{Fellowship Committee}
\begin{itemize}
\item Member of the IEEE CS Fellows Evaluation Committee, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2021.
\end{itemize}
\subsection*{Editorial Responsibilities}
\begin{itemize}
\item Associate Editor, {\em International Journal of
Teaching and Case Studies}, 2007 - \(\sim\)2012.
\item Member of the editorial board of {\em Parallel Processing Letters},
1991 - present.
\item Co-editor, with A.\ Schuster, Technion, Israel, for a special issue 
of {\em Parallel Processing Letters} on
Dynamically Reconfigurable Architectures, vol.\ 5, no.\ 1, March, 1995.
%{\sf (Accepted: 8/28)}
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Technical Committees}
\begin{itemize}
\item Member of the {\em Advisory Committee} for the
{\em IEEE Technical Committee on Parallel Processing},
1997 - \(\sim\)2010.
\item Member of the {\em Executive Committee}
for the {\em IEEE Technical Committee on Parallel Processing},
1992 - 1999.
Co-ordinator for parallel processing education.
Member of nomination committee.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Funding Panels:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Reviewer, Science Foundation Ireland, Frontiers for the Future Programme, 2020.
\item Reviewer, Science Foundation Ireland, Frontiers for the Future Programme, 2019.
\item Reviewer, Science Foundation Ireland, Research Infrastructure Programme, 2016.
\item Reviewer, Department of Energy, Scientific Discovery through
Advanced Computing (SciDAC), 2012.
\item Panel Member, Department of Energy, Scientific Discovery through
Advanced Computing (SciDAC), 2011.
\item Panel Member, Cyber-Enabled Discovery and Innovation, National
Science Foundation, 2009.
\item Panel Member, Science Foundation Ireland, 2008.
\item Panel Member, CLuE Bio Panel, National Science Foundation, 2008.
\item Panel Member, Cyber-Enabled Discovery and Innovation, National
Science Foundation, 2008.
\item Chair of Programme Assessment Panel for Science Foundation 
Ireland (SFI), Irish National Centre for High Performance 
Computing (ICHEC), 2005.
\item Reviewer for Science Foundation Ireland, National Centre for 
High Performance Computing, 2004.
\item Chair of National Science Foundation committee for TeraGrid (ETF/Core) 
Panel Review, 2004.
\item Reviewer for Science Foundation Ireland, Research Professors, 2003.
\item Chair of the National Science Foundation review committee for
{\em Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)}, 2003.
\item Chair of the National Science Foundation review committee for
{\em Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)}, 2002.
\item Chair of the {\em Extensible Terascale Facility (ETF)} for the
Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)
program, 2002.
\item Chair of the {\em Committee of Visitors (COV)} for the
Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)
program, 2002.
\item Chair of the National Science Foundation review committee for
{\em Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)}, 2001.
\item Member of National Science Foundation panel 
for the {\em Distributed Terascale Facility}, 2001.
\item Member of the National Science Foundation review committee for
{\em Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)}, 2000.
\item Chair of the National Science Foundation panel and member/chair of the
site visit team for the 
{\em Terascale Computing System}, 2000.
\item Member of the National Science Foundation review committee for
{\em Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)}, 1999.
\item Member of the National Science Foundation panel on 
{\em Experimental Software Systems}, 1998.
\item Member of the National Science Foundation review committee 
and site visit team for
{\em Partnerships for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI)}, 1996.
\item Member of the National Science Foundation CISE Instrumentation Panel, 
1988.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Advisory Councils:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Member, Advisory Council for the Computational Center for Nanotechnology 
Innovations, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 2006.
\item Teragrid ``Red Team'' Review, September, 2004.
\item Advisory Council to the Center for Integrated Biological,
Chemical, and Technical Sciences, Niagara University, member, 2004-\(\sim\)2020.
\item Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing Network (SHARCNET) 
High Performance Computing Strategic Council, 2003-\(\sim\)2020.
\item Member of the SGI Innovator Program, charter member with 5 others
from around the U.S., 2003.
\item Member of the Dell HPCC Advisory Council, 2003.
\item Member of the AAAS ``National Workshop on Developing Guidance
for NSF Advanced Networking Infrastructure Support,'' 1999.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Evaluations:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Department of Computer Science graduate program, Kent State University,
2004.
\item AAAS Research Competitiveness Proposals for University Initiatives, 2004.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Conference Participation:}
\begin{itemize}
\addtolength{\itemsep}{-6pt}
\item[] {\bf Program Committee}
\begin{itemize}
\item Member of the program committee for {\em NSF/TCPP CDET Center Early
Adopter Awards for Fall-13}, 2013.
\item Member of the program committee for {\em BioGrid`08},
a workshop of the 2008 HealthGrid Conference, Chicago, June, 2008.
\item Member of the program committee for {\em BioGrid`07},
a workshop at {\em CCGrid07, Seventh IEEE Internation Symposium
on Cluster Computing and the Grid - CCGrid 2007}, Rio de Janeiro, 
Brazil, May, 2007.
\item Member of the program committee for the 19th
{\em ISCA International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing
Systems} (PDCS 2006), 2006.
\item Member of the program committee for {\em International Workshop on 
Scientific Instruments and Sensors on the Grid}, in conjunction with
{\em eScience 2005}, {\em 1st IEEE International Conference on e-Science and 
Grid Computing}, Melbourne, Australia, December 5, 2005.
\item Member of the steering committee for {\em BioGrid`06},
a workshop at {\em CCGrid2006, 6th IEEE/ACM International Symposium
on Cluster Computing and the Grid}, Singapore, Japan, May, 2006.
\item Member of the program committee for IPDPS'2006, the 
{\em International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium},
Rhodes, Greece, April, 2006.
\item Member of the program committee for the 18th
{\em ISCA International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing
Systems} (PDCS 2005), 2005.
\item Member of the program committee for {\em BioGrid`05},
a workshop at {\em CCGrid2005, 5th IEEE/ACM International Symposium
on Cluster Computing and the Grid}, Cardiff, UK, May 9-12, 2005
\item Member of the program committee for {\em BioGrid`04},
a workshop at {\em CCGrid2004, 4th IEEE/ACM International Symposium
on Cluster Computing and the Grid}, Chicago, Illinois, April 19-22, 2004.
\item Member of the program committee for {\em BioGrid`03},
a workshop at {\em CCGrid2003, 3rd IEEE/ACM International Symposium
on Cluster Computing and the Grid}, Tokyo, Japan, May 12-15, 2003.
\item Member of the program committee for
the ICPP Workshop on High Performance
Scientific and Engineering Computing with Applications, Toronto, Canada, 2000.
\item Member of the program committee for
{\em SUPER*CAN HPSC `96}, the 10th annual Conference on High Performance
Computers, Ottawa, Canada, 1996.
\item Member of the program committee for
the {\em 3rd Workshop on Reconfigurable Architectures},
as part of the {\em IEEE Tenth International Parallel Processing Symposium},
Hawaii, 1996.
\item Member of the program committee for 
the {\em Seventh International Conference on Parallel and Distributed  
Computing and Systems},
Washington, D.C., 1995.
\item Member of the program committee for
the {\em 2nd Workshop on Reconfigurable Architectures},
as part of the {\em IEEE Ninth International Parallel Processing Symposium},
Santa Barbara, California, 1995.
\item Member of the program committee for
the {\em 12th International Conferences on Pattern Recognition},
Jerusalem, Israel, October, 1994.
\item Member of the program committee for
the {\em IEEE Eighth International Parallel Processing Symposium},
Cancun, Mexico, April, 1994.
\item
Member of the program committee for
{\em Frontiers `92: The Fourth Symposium on Frontiers
of Massively Parallel Computation}, Tyson's Corner, Virginia,
October, 1992.
\item
Member of the program committee for the 
{\em International Conference on Computing and Information},
Ottawa, Canada, May, 1991.
\end{itemize}
%\newpage
\item[] {\bf Session Chair}
\begin{itemize}
\item Session chair, {\em Second International Workshop on Semantic and 
Grid Computing (SGC07)}, The Fifth International Symposium on Parallel 
and Distributed Processing and Applications (ISPA-2007), Niagara Falls, ON,
August, 2007.
\item {\em New Trends in High Performance Computing}, Stony Brook, NY, August,
1999.
\item {\em Fourth IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing},
Arlington, Texas, December, 1992.
\item {\em 1991 International Conference on Parallel Processing},
St. Charles, Ill.
\item
{\em The Fifth Distributed Memory Computing Conference},
Charleston, South Carolina, April, 1990.
\item
{\em 1988 International Conference on Parallel Processing},
St. Charles, Ill.
\item
{\em 1987 International Conference on Parallel Processing},
St. Charles, Ill.
\end{itemize}
%\newpage
\item[] {\bf Panel Discussion}
\begin{itemize}
\item 
Invisted Panelist, 
{\em National Science Foundation Symposium: "Cyber-Enabled Discovery and
Innovation"}, Albany, New York, Sept 5-6, 2007.
Topic: ``Education Issues of CDI.''
(The panel moderator is Lenore M. Mullin, National Science Foundation.  
The other panelists are Steven Gordon, Ohio Supercomputer Center, 
Prabhat Hajela, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
and John Sasso, New York State Office of Technology.)
\item 
Invited Panelist, {\em GT'04 The Premier Enterprise Grid Computing
Conference}, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May, 2004. 
Topic: ``Storage Considerations for Grid Computing Environments.''
(The panel moderator is William Hurley, Senior Analyst, Enterprise 
Strategy Group. The other panelists are Kevin Deierling, Vice President, 
Product Marketing, Mellanox Technologies and 
Bruce Moxon, Chief Solutions Architect, Panasas.)
\item
Invited Panelist, {\em SC2003}, Phoenix, Arizona, November, 2003.
Topic: ``The Simplification of Supercomputing: Clustering, Appliances 
and Grid Computing'';
Talk: ``The WNY Bioinformatics Grid''
(The other panelists were Marshall Peterson, CTO of the J. Craig Venter Science 
Foundation, 
Steve Oberlin, Founder and CEO of Unlimited Scale, 
Dr. Andrew Grimshaw, Founder and CTO of Avaki, and 
Mark Seager, Assistant Department Head for Terascale Systems, 
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
The chair was Bill Blake, SVP of Product Development, Netezza Corp.)
\item 
Moderator, {\em The 9th International Parallel Processing
Symposium}, Santa Barbara, California, April, 1995.
Topic: ``Different Approaches to Parallel Computing Education''
(The panelists were
Daniel C. Hyde, Bucknell University,
David Kotz, Dartmouth College,
Gordon Makinson, University of Kent,
P. Takis Metaxas, Wellesley College, and
Nan C. Schaller, Rochester Institute of Technology.)
\item 
Moderator, {\em The 8th International Parallel Processing
Symposium}, Cancun, Mexico, April, 1994.
Topic: ``The Right Stuff? Teaching Parallel Computing''
(The panelists were
Janet Hartman, Illinois State University,
Elizabeth R. Jessup, University of Colorado at Boulder,
Trevor Mudge, University of Michigan,
John R. Nickolls, MasPar Computer Corporation,
Ralph Roskies, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, and
Nan C. Schaller, Rochester Institute of Technology.)
\item 
Panelist, 
{\em The 8th International Parallel Processing
Symposium}, Workshop on Reconfigurable Architectures,
Cancun, Mexico, April, 1994.
Topic: ``The Future of Reconfigurable Architectures''
(The panel chair was Hussein Alnuweiri, University of
British Columbia, Canada, and the other panelist was
Hossam ElGindy, University of Newcastle, Australia.)
\item
Invited panelist, {\em The 4th Symposium on the Frontiers of
Massively Parallel Computation}, McLean, Virginia, October, 1992.
Topic: ``Issues on the Algorithm-Software Continuum''
(The other panelists were Mike Atallah, Purdue University,
Jan Cuny, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 
Dennis Gannon, Indiana University,
Joseph Ja'Ja', University of Maryland,
and Virginia Lo, University of Oregon.
The panel chair was Leah Jamieson, Purdue University.)
\item
Panelist, {\em From Pixels to Features II: Parallelism in Image Processing},
ESPRIT BRA 3035 Workshop, Bonas, France, August, 1990.
Topic: ``Parallel Architectures: A Moving Target''
(The other panelists were Robert Hummel, New York University,
Hans Burkhardt, Technische Universit\^{a}t Hamburg-Harburg, and
Wolfgang K. Giloi, GMD-TUP FIRST, Berlin.
The moderator was Lewis W. Tucker, Thinking Machines Corporation.)
\item
Invited panelist, 
1986 {\em University of Rochester Computer Science Conference},
Topic: ``General Purpose Parallel Computing''
(The other panelists were Azriel Rosenfeld, University
of Maryland, and R.C. Holt, University of Toronto.
The moderator was Jerome Feldman, University of Rochester.)
\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}

%\newpage
\subsection*{Workshop/School Participation:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Instructor, International School of Crystallography, {\em 25th
Course: Direct Methods of Solving Macromolecular Crystal Structures},
``Parallel Computing and Crystallography,'' 
``{\em Shake-and-Bake}: Applications and Advances,''
and ``Tutorial: {\em Shake-and-Bake} using {\em SnB},''
Erice, Sicily, 1997.
\item Instructor, 
{\em Computational X-Ray Crystallography Workshop}, 
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center,
July 24-27, 1994.
The focus of the workshop was on {\em SnB} and X-PLOR.
The other instructors were Herbert A. Hauptman, Medical Foundation
of Buffalo, and Axel Br\"{u}nger, Yale University.
\item {\em Summer Workshop for Supercomputing} (1986), Supercomputing
Research Center, Washington, D.C.
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\subsection*{Reviewing:}
\begin{itemize}
\item
Reviewer for the following journals:
\begin{itemize}
{\em 
\item
IEEE Transactions on Computers (IEEE-TC)
\item
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (IEEE-PAMI)
\item
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (IEEE-TSE)
\item
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems (IEEE-TPDS)
\item
Journal of the Association of Computing Machinery (JACM)
\item
Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing (CVGIP)
\item
Parallel Processing Letters (PPL)
\item
Information Processing Letters (IPL)
\item
Algorithmica
\item
Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing (JPDC)
\item
Journal of Supercomputing
\item
Machine Vision and Applications
\item
SIAM Journal on Computing (SIAMJC)
\item
Journal of Algorithms
\item
Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence
\item
The Computer Journal
\item 
Acta Crystallographica
}
\end{itemize}
\item
Reviewer for the following conferences:
\begin{itemize}
{\em 
\item 
Distributed Memory Computing Conference (DMCC)
\item
(IEEE) International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP)
\item
IEEE International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA)
\item
International Parallel Processing Symposium (IPPS)
\item 
International Conference on Supercomputing (ICS)
\item 
IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing
\item
Frontiers of Massively Parallel Computation (Frontiers)
\item
International Conferences on Pattern Recognition
\item
International Conference on Computing and Information (ICCI)
}
\end{itemize}
\item
Reviewer of books for the following publishers:
\begin{itemize}
\item
McGraw-Hill
\item
Academic Press
\item
PWS-Kent
\item
The MIT Press
\end{itemize}
\item
Reviewer of proposals for the following agencies:
\begin{itemize}
\item
National Science Foundation (NSF)
\item
Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR)
\item
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\section*{Teaching:}
\subsection*{State University of New York at Binghamton}
\begin{itemize}
\item
{\em Undergraduate Courses Taught:}
\begin{itemize}
\item
Computer Programming I 
\item
Computer Programming II
\item
Data Structures 
\item
Independent Study:  Microcomputers 
\end{itemize}

\item
{\em Graduate Courses Taught:}
\begin{itemize}
\item
Independent Study: Software Engineering 
\item
Independent Study: Data Structures 
\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{State University of New York at Buffalo}
\begin{itemize}
\item
{\em Undergraduate Courses Taught:}
\begin{itemize}
\item
Introduction to Matlab with Project (2021)
\item
Web Programming (2020)
\item
Discrete Structures (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)
\item
Introduction to Scientific Computing (1995, with Eberlein and Pitman)
\item
Analysis of Algorithms  (1986, 1987, 1988 (2 sections), 1996, 1997, 2010, 2011, 2012)
\item
Algorithms for Modern Computing Systems (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 (2 sections), 2023, 2024, 2025)
\item
Advanced Data Structures  (1989, 1990, 1991 (2 sections))
\item
Data Structures (2009)
\item
Independent Studies, including 
Cluster Computing (1999, 2000), High-Performance Computing (2000),
Registering and Downloading on the World Wide Web (1996),
Monitoring a Distributed System (1991),
X-Ray Crystallography on Parallel Machines 
(1989, 1990),
Intermediate-Level Image Processing on Distributed-Memory Machines (1989, 1990),
and The Intel iPSC/2 Operating System (1988).
\end{itemize}

\item
{\em Graduate Courses Taught:}
\begin{itemize}
\item
Theory of Computation  (1985)
\item
Analysis of Algorithms  (1986, 1987, 1988, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2010, 2011, 2012)
\item 
Algorithms for Modern Computing Systems (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 (2 sections), 2023, 2024, 2025)
\item
Introduction to Parallel Algorithms  (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1995, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025)
\item Special Topics: Cyberinfrastructure (2007)
\end{itemize}

\item
{\em Seminars Directed:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Programming Massively Parallel Systems (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)
\item Programming Massively Parallel GPGPU Systems (2012)
\item Cyberinfrastructure (2006, 2007, 2008, 2011)
\item Grid Computing (2003, 2004, 2005)
\item Cluster Computing (2000)
\item Introduction to the World Wide Web (1997)
\item Optimization Algorithms (1994, with Eberlein)
\item Parallel Computing (1989, 1994 (with Eberlein))
\item Parallel Algorithms and Architectures for Image Analysis (1992)
\item Minimization Techniques and Parallel Computing (1991)
\item Computational Geometry (1990)
\item
Advanced Scientific Computing (1988, with Eberlein, Furlani, Kazarinoff, 
King, McIver, Zubrow)
\item Hypercube Multiprocessors (1987-1988, with Eberlein)
\item Hypercubes (1986-1987, with Eberlein)
\item Parallel Algorithms  (1986)
\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Other Teaching Activities:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Introduced Interactive-Learning and Highly-Visual Resources into courses including Discrete Structures, Web Programming, Matlab, and Algorithms for Modern Compute Systems, 2015-pres.
\item Designed and Introduced CSE429 and CSE529: Algorithms for Modern Computing Systems, 2013.
\item Designed and Introduced CSE714: Cyberinfrastructure, 2007.
\item Designed, Introduced, and Refined, CSE712: Grid Computing, 1998-2006.
\item Introduced experimental cluster computing into CSE633: Parallel Algorithms, 2006.
\item
Designed and Introduced CS633: Parallel Algorithms,  1985-1986.
\item
Co-Designed and Introduced CS350: Advanced Data Structures, 1985-1989.
\item Co-Designed CS515: Introduction to Parallel Computing, 1991-1992.
\item Co-Designed and Introduced CS237: Introduction to Scientific Computing, 1993-1994.
\item Co-Initiated Advanced Certificate in Computational Science.
\item Co-Initiated COR 501: Introduction to High-Performance Computing I.
\item Co-Initiated COR 502: Introduction to High-Performance Computing II.
\end{itemize}

\newpage
\section*{Student Supervision:\footnote{Unless otherwise indicated,
degrees were awarded from the Department of Computer Science (and Engineering).}}

\subsection*{Post-Doctoral Students:}
\begin{itemize}
\item Hongliang (Jimmy) Xu, Direct Methods Crystallography, 1997-1999.
\item Mark L. Green, Grid Computing, 2002-2004.
\item Henrique Bucher, Grid Computing \& Traffic Simulation, 2004-2005.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Major Professor for Ph.D.\ Students:}
\begin{itemize}
\item C.-S. Chang, 
``Structure Determination Algorithms in Computational 
X-Ray Crystallography,'' 1994.
\item Yanina Vekhter, ``Application of the Two-Channel Maximum Entropy
Method for the Reconstruction of Electron Density, The Phase Extension
Procedures Coupled to the Isomorphous Replacement Method,'' 2000.
\item Ioana S\^{i}rbu, ``A Perturbation Approach to the Electron
Correlation Cusp,'' 2002.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Committee Member for Ph.D.\ Students:} 
\begin{enumerate}
\item Cesar Bandera, ``Computer Vision Using Fovial
Space-Variant Sampling, '' Electrical and Computer Engineering,
1990.
\item Anil Shende, ``Digital Analog Simulation of Uniform Motion in
Representations of Physical $n$-Space by Lattice-Work MIMD Computer 
Architectures,''
1991.
\item S. Sunder, ``Parallel Algorithms for Scheduling Problems,'' 1994.
\item C.-H. (Vincent) Huang, ``Communication-Efficient Bulk Synchronous
Parallel Algorithms,'' 2001.
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{M.S. Students with Thesis:}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Laurence Boxer, ``Parallel Algorithms for Dynamic
Computational Geometry,'' 1987.
\item Pam Thuman, ``Solutions to the Phase Problem of X-Ray 
Crystallography on a Variety of Parallel Machines,'' 1992.
\item Catherine L. Ruby, ``Three Data Grid Initiatives for the Advanced
Computational Data Center,'' 2006.
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{M.S. Students with Projects:}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Susan E. Miller, ``Hypercube Algorithms for Determining Geometric
Properties of Digitized Pictures,'' 1987.
\item Norm Wahl, ``Component Labeling on the Intel Hypercube,'' 1987.
\item Mark Gunning, ``The All-Nearest Neighbor Problem on an Intel iPSC/1 Hypercube,''
1987.
\item Elias Sarraf, ``Convexity Algorithms for Planar Point Data on the Intel iPSC,''
1988.
\item Diane Wise, ``Computing the Voronoi Diagram on a Shared-Memory Machine,''
1988.
\item Rick Fenrich, ``NP-Hard Packing Problems on the Intel iPSC/2 Hypercube,''
1989.
\item Steve Gallo, ``{\em SnB}: Portability and User Interface,'' 1996.
\item Martins Innus, ``Scientific Visualization,'' 2001.
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{Undergraduate Research Students Supervised:}
John Delgado (1988), Jeff Horvath (1989), Pam Thuman (1990), 
Noushin Bashir (1990), 
Todd Sabin (1990),
Babak Falsafi (1990),
Marc Poulin (1992),
Steve Gallo (1993), 
Thomas Tang (1997),
Adam Fass (1998),
David Walia (2003-2004),
Mark Cianchetti (2003-2004),
Catherine Ruby (2003-2004),
Noah Milman (2006-2007),
Matt Lehner (2005-2007)

\subsection*{Major Community Service (Non-Professional)}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Webmaster, Audubon Golf Club, 2021-2024.
\item Co-Chair, Fox Valley Club Handicap Committee, 2011-2015.
\item Member, Fox Valley Club Grounds Committee, 2011-2015.
\item Manager, Lou Gehrig Little League, 1993-1999.
\item Manager, Mathewson-McCarthy Little League, 2000-2003.
\item Head Coach, Amherst Youth Basketball, 1997-2004, 2012-2013.
\item Board of Directors, Amherst Youth Basketball, 1998-2025.
\item League Consultant, Amherst Youth Basketball, 1025 - present.
\item President, Amherst Youth Basketball, 1999-2005, 2013-2020.
\item Head Coach, WNY Warriors AAU Travel Basketball, 2002-2004.
\item President, WNY Warriors AAU Basketball Organization, 2002-2004.
\end{enumerate}

\newpage
\section*{Commercial Software Packages:}
\begin{list}{}{\setlength{\leftmargin}{0.65in}\setlength{\labelsep}{0.15in}\setlength{\labelwidth}{1cm}}
\item[1980:] A surveying package was developed for Benro Survey Ltd., 
Huntington, New York.  
This package allowed
surveying firms to produce more efficient and more accurate
bids that met New York State specifications. 
%(1980)
\item[1981:] A cargo and driver protection package was developed for 
Elk Routemaster, Inc., Farmingdale, New York.
This software package, coupled with
the Routemaster hardware, disables a vehicle that deviates from
its predetermined route.  Further, the cargo doors of a vehicle
equipped with the Routemaster system
cannot be opened unless the vehicle
is at a predetermined destination.  This package has been
used on shipments by trucking companies transporting
tobacco and
by the United States Postal Service. 
%(1981)
\item[1982:] A package combining inventory control, automated mailings,
and customer selection was developed for the Sound Approach, Inc.,
an audio store in Commack, New York. 
%(1982)
\item[1994:] {\em SnB} is a molecular structure determination package
developed jointly with members of the Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research
Institute (HWI).
This package, which is based on our {\em Shake-and-Bake} method of structure
determination, has proven to be quite effective in solving
molecular structures containing up to 2500 non-hydrogen atoms in
the asymmetric unit cell, given atomic resolution data, and
up to 200 Se atoms used to solve 600 kDa structures given
Se-Met data.  
{\em SnB} has been distributed to more than 500 laboratories
worldwide.
%(1994)
For more details, please see http://www.hwi.buffalo.edu/SnB/.
\item[2002:] {\em BnP} is The Buffalo `n Pittsburgh Interface for
complete protein phasing.  It combines the {\em SnB} structure determination
package with the Bill Furey's PHASES suite of routines.  
{\em BnP} provides a seamless interface between {\em SnB} and other 
crystallographic software.  This interface provides a coordinated control of 
several steps in the protein structure determination pathway, and it 
facilitates a high degree of automation.  
The package has been made
available for single processor, multiprocessor, cluster, and grid computing
environments.  It runs under the SGI, Linux, and Mac OS X platforms.
\end{list}

\newpage
\section*{Center for Computational Research (CCR)}

In the 21st century, leading academic institutions will embrace the 
digital data-driven society that we live in and empower their students 
to compete in our knowledge-based economy. 
In order to support research, scholarship, education, and community outreach, 
institutions must be prepared to deliver high-end cyberinfrastructure that 
will enable the efficient collection, management, organization, analysis, 
and visualization of data.

Through Dr.\ Miller's vision and foresight, and with support of strong 
University leadership, the Center for Computational Research was established
in 1998.  Dr.\ Miller served as (founding) Director from 1998--2006.
CCR providing a competitive advantage 
for the faculty, students, and staff at the University, as well as the 
WNY community. One only needs to look at funding, recruiting, government 
relations, and community outreach to see the enormously positive impact that 
CCR had on the University and the Western New York region.

The mission of CCR was to 1) enable Research and Scholarship, 2) provide 
Education, Outreach, and Training, and 3) effect Technology Transfer to 
local industry in areas that require high-end computing, storage, networking, 
and visualization. 

\begin{itemize}
\item {\bf Founding Director}.  The Director was responsible for
oversight, planning, and budgetary decisions of the Center.
The mission of CCR was to enable world-class computationally-intensive research 
({\em i.e.}, research that requires high-performance computing and 
high-end visualization) at the University, thereby improving the 
reputation of UB in WNY/NYS, the national
stature of the University, and the rankings of programs in 
computationally-intensive areas.  
This was accomplished by 
\begin{itemize}
\item
providing state-of-the-art resources and support to high-technology
computationally-intensive research projects, 
\item providing opportunities for industrial partnerships that include
access to center resources, including CPU cycles, high-end visualization 
hardware and software, application software, and technical 
consulting, and 
\item
serving as a focal point for technology transfer within 
the UB/WNY community by offering seminars, workshops, 
and courses on high-performance computing, computer modeling and simulation. 
\end{itemize}
While the initial mission of CCR was to provide high-performance computing
to UB faculty with computationally-intensive research programs, the Director
worked with the UB administration and CCR staff to greatly enhance 
the mission of CCR to include economic development in WNY, 
education and outreach, increased funding, and national visibility for UB.

\item {\bf Research and Scholarship Supported}.  
CCR annually supported on the order of 140 research groups 
spanning approximately 40 departments at UB, as well as 20 external groups.  
This extensive coverage included traditional 
computational science and engineering disciplines, nontraditional 
disciplines (classics, art, media study, and so on), local institutions
(RPCI, HWI, Children's Hospital, Buffalo General Hospital, Niagara College,
Brockport, Columbia, U. Rochester, Geneseo, RIT, U. Toronto),
and local and national industry (MTV, Q-Chem, Bergmann, Parsons, Praxair, 
TVGA, NYSTA, 
IBC Digital, eMedia, First Interstate Data, Veridian, Tops Markets, etc.).

\item {\bf CCR-Based Funding}: In excess of \$300M of external
funds were brought into the University, and \$400M into the 
Western New York region, for which either CCR staff had a lead 
scientific role, projects relied on CCR resources, 
vendors provided in-kind donations to CCR, 
or CCR staff played a major role in the acquisition of funds.
Funding agencies included NSF, NIH, NIMA, EPA, and NASA, to name a few.
Vendor contributions came from Dell, SGI, IBM, Sun Microsystems, 
Alias$|$Wavefront,
Myricom, Nortel, Platform Computing, Q-Chem, and Performance Technologies.
Foundation support was provided by Oishei, Keck, and Wendt.
NYS support, led by Governor Pataki and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, was
provided for a number of CCR-centric activities,
including the Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and High-End Visualization.
Federal support, led by Congressman Thomas M.\ Reynolds, 
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Senator Charles E.\ Schumer, 
was also provided for CCR-centric activities.

\item {\bf Major Infrastructure}.  During Miller's tenure as Director,
CCR maintained 25TF of computing, 300TB of storage, and a variety of
high-end visualization systems.  This included the following.
\begin{itemize}
\item A 2100 processor Dell Linux cluster of Myrinet-connected
Irwindale processors, with a peak performance of over 13TF.
\item A 600 processor Dell Linux cluster of Myrinet-connected
Pentium4 processors, which was listed
in the November, 2002 top500 list as the 22nd fastest supercomputer in
the world.
\item A 2000 processor Dell Linux cluster of PIII and P4 nodes connected
with Ethernet.
\item A 532 processor IBM BladeCenter cluster of Intel Xeon processors.
\item A 150 processor SGI PentiumIII cluster of Myrinet connected 1 GHz chips.
\item
A 64 processor SGI Altix3700 supercomputer.
\item
A 78 processor IBM RS/6000 SP.
\item An 80 processor Linux/Solaris SUN Microsystems cluster.
\item An HP storage area network (SAN) with 75TB (raw) of disk and 250TB
of tape.
\item A 35TB (raw) EMC Storage System.
\item A heterogeneous bioinformatics system.
\item High-end SGI Onyx2 and Onyx300 3D visual supercomputers
attached to display environments including a Fakespace Immersadesk 
and an SGI 3300W.
\item A 20-projector tiled display wall.
\item A visDuo passive stereo display system.
\item Two access grid nodes.
\end{itemize}

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\item {\bf Western New York Community Projects}.  
CCR provided an immersive 3D visualization of the proposed 
Peace Bridge and Plaza options to the public in CCR and offered 
videos and stills of the simulations via the CCR Web site.  CCR
has also worked on high-profile projects involving moving the Williamsville
Toll Plaza, Accident Reconstruction, Traffic Flow and Simulation, 
Medical Visualization, and Scientific Simulation and Visualization.
CCR worked with various government agencies to provide models and 
simulations of numerous projects in the Western New York Region, including
TVGA, Bergmann Associates,
3DScape, the New York State Thruway Authority,
Children's Hospital, The Medical Corridor,
various Departments of Transportation, the Photonics Institute, 
Parsons, Niagara College, 
eMedia, and IBC Digital.

\item {\bf Education and Outreach}.  Efforts in this area have been
substantial.
\begin{itemize}
\item CCR developed and deployed a year-long High School course in
bioinformatics.  This project involves Mt.\ St.\ Mary's Academy, City
Honors, and Orchard Park High School.
\item
CCR operated a highly successful annual
summer workshop for High-School students.
During 1999 \& 2000, the workshop focused on Computational Chemistry,
while in 2001 \& 2002, the focus was on high-end visualization, and
in 2003 \& 2004, the focus was on bioinformatics.
\item CCR hosted students and faculty from SUNY-Brockport
and SUNY-Geneseo during the Winter 1999-2000 intersession, providing
an intensive workshop on high-performance computing.  
\item CCR regularly provided
workshops and seminars on aspects of high-performance computing of interest
to our current and potential users.  
\item CCR hosted workshops on Bioinformatics software, computational
chemistry software, and banking software.
\item CCR hosted a session of
SGI's Linux University and a session of IBM's IBM SP supercomputing workshop.
\item CCR provided tours to approximately 2500 people per year.
People passing through CCR include elected officials, 
scout troups, elementary, middle, and high-school classes, local
industry, and a wide range of interested citizens.

\end{itemize}

\item {\bf National Presence}.  CCR staff were invited to give presentations
at numerous national meetings, vendor-based events, high-schools, 
community organizations, and so forth.

\item  {\bf Publicity}.  The Director interfaced with various
public relations organizations on campus and faculty/industry utilizing CCR
resources.  On the order of 1500 news articles
appeared during this period, including print and electronic media both locally and nationally.
The Director represented CCR and UB on
television on a wide variety of occasions.

\end{itemize}
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