ISI’s contributions span scientific workflow automation, artificial intelligence for high-performance computing, resilient computing infrastructure, and cybersecurity experimentation.

Advancing scientific workflow management Scientific workflows enable researchers to coordinate complex computations involving multiple programs, large datasets, and distributed computing resources.

At the 21st Workshop on Workflows in Support of Large-Scale Science (WORKS26), USC ISI researchers and collaborators will present three papers addressing these challenges.

NSF CI Compass helps strengthen the cyberinfrastructure supporting the nation’s major scientific research facilities.

USC ISI researchers and collaborators will present three papers at WORKS26 on Sunday, November 15, in Room W181b.