Cyber Infrastructure Lab (CIL) at UNR

Directors: Dr. Sergiu Dascalu and Dr. Frederick C. Harris, Jr.



Members of the CIL Team (as of July 2013), from left to right, Dr. Mehmet Hadi Gunes (Associate Professor, CSE UNR), Eric Fritzinger (Software Engineer and CSE faculty), Dr. Sergiu Dascalu (Professor, CSE UNR), and Dr. Frederick C. Harris, Jr. (Professor, CSE UNR). Missing from this photo: Dr. Yaakov Varol (Professor, CSE UNR), Michael McMahon (Database Architect), and Dr. Richard Kelley (Researcher and Portal Manager, CSE UNR).

The Cyberinfrastructure Lab, located in SEM 255, is a new research and development laboratory created in the summer of 2013 in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at UNR. The creation of CIL was made possible by grants received from NSF EPSCoR for the Research Infrastructure Improvements (RII) projects The Solar Energy-Water-Environment Nexus in Nevada (Track 1, 2013-2018) and Collaborative Research: The Western Consortium for Watershed Analysis, Visualization, and Exploration (WC-WAVE) (Track 2, 2013-2016).

Additional information about these projects can be found in the following media releases:

  • NSF press release 13-089 (Track 1), May 23, 2013
  • Nevada Today article by Mike Wolterbeek (Track 1), June 11, 2013
  • Senator Harry Reid's Newsroom press release (Track 1) May 13, 2013
  • ThomasNet news article by Michael Lewis (Track 1) July 3, 2013
  • DRI news article by Martha Delgado (Track 2) July 2013
  • EurakaAlert press release by Lisa-Joy Zgorski (Track 2) July 23, 2013

    The focus of the CIL is on developing new computing environments and related methodologies that enable and accelerate modern scientific research and knowledge discovery. Research in CIL encompasses:
    As our projects progress, more details about CIL activities and results will be made available through this web page.