Recent News

2006:
- Effective January 2006, the "RADIANT Team" will be renamed the "SyNeRG Laboratory" and moved to the Department of Computer Science and Center for High-End Computing Systems at Virginia Tech. For additional information, contact feng (at) cs vt edu.
2005:
- 16 Dec: The 10-Gigabit Ethernet work of the RADIANT team is featured in "Researchers Find 10-Gigabit Ethernet As Speedy As Customized Interconnects" in Government Computer News.
- 18 Nov: Feng moderates two panels at SC|05: The Six-Million Processor System and Tour de HPCycles.
- 15 Nov: Hsu and Feng present "A Power-Aware Run-Time System for High-Performance Computing" at ACM/IEEE SC|05.
- 2 Sep: "Los Alamos Gets EnergyFit" in HPCwire.
- 29 Aug: mpiBLAST receives a mention in "Seven Cheers for Technology" in The Scientist.
- 22 Aug: Green Destiny lives on in " Power Play: The Search for Energy-Efficient Chips" in ComputerWorld.
- 18 Aug: Feng serves on an "Ethernet vs. Ethernot" panel at IEEE Hot Interconnects. Click here for the slides.
- 5 May: The RADIANT team's software research on 10-Gigabit Ethernet Adapter receives an "Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer" from the Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC).
- 5 May: Green Destiny & mpiBLAST receive a combined "Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer" from the Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC).
- 4 Apr: Feng delivers the keynote speech at the IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) Workshop on High-Performance, Power-Aware Computing --- " The Evolution of Power-Aware, High-Performance Computing: From the Datacenter to the Desktop"
- 16 Mar: Ayyorgun et al. publish " Q-Composer and CpR: A Probabilistic Synthesizer and Regulator of Traffic" in INFOCOM 2005.
- 15 Jan: Genome Technology does a feature article on mpiBLAST.
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Welcome to the home of the RADIANT team. Our objective is simple: to help develop the networking technology of the future.

Aspects of Networking Addressed

Theory, architecture, hardware, and software
Modeling, simulation, and implementation
Testbeds, the Internet, supercomputing environments, and computational grids

Our networking technology provides middleware and application researchers with the necessary communication substrate to address complex and diverse research problems such as those presented by the Grand Challenge applications, e.g., global climate modeling, quantum chromodynamics, and protein folding and sequence analysis.

Support

Our research projects and associated collaborations with academia, industry, and other national laboratories are supported in part by:

DOE Accelerated Strategic Computing Initiative (ASCI)
DOE Next-Generation Internet (NGI)
DOE Lab-Directed Research and Development (LDRD)
Los Alamos Computer Science Institute (LACSI)
Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA)

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Papers

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