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The
Computing Research Infrastructure (CRI) program,
under the Computer
and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Directorate of the
National Science
Foundation (NSF), supports the acquisition, development,
enhancement and operation of research infrastructure that enables discovery,
learning, and innovation in all computing fields supported by CISE.
The main goal of the NSF/CISE CRI program is to provide infrastructure that
enables high-quality computing research and education, and which extends the
set of individuals and departments that are able to conduct such activities.
The goal of
the annual CRI PI meeting is to allow PIs from all CISE CRI awards to meet
and discuss their results, lessons learned, and challenges in setting up
their infrastructures. Also, the meeting will act as a conduit for exposing
PIs of CRI awards—who tend to be leading members of their respective
departments—to important development related to national computing and
networking infrastructure initiatives and how to best impact and benefit
from such initiatives.
 News and Updates!
[2007-05-25] Preliminary
program is now posted /
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[2007-05-22]
Abstract of plenary address by Ed Lazowska posted
[2007-05-07] Report Submission
is now accepted
[2007-05-07]
Workshop registration is now open
[2007-05-02]
Program of co-located Colloquium on Information
System Security Education is up
[2007-04-27] Abstract
submissions are now accepted
[2007-04-27] Call for
contribution sent to PIs
[2007-04-15]
Ed Lazowska will deliver the plenary address for
CRI'07 on June 4th!
[2007-04-14]
Invitation letters sent to PIs
[2007-04-01]
Web site for CRI'07 goes live!
Participation and Meeting Logistics
The
Computer Science
Department at Boston University is hosting and handling the arrangements for the
2007 NSF/CISE CRI PI Meeting is meeting, which is for the principal investigators
(PIs) of NSF/CISE infrastructure awards managed under the
CRI Program. The meeting will be held in
the auditorium of the Photonics Building. More information on meeting
logistics (including directions) is available from the
Meeting Logistics Page.
NSF will
sponsor the participation of the PI (or a designate thereof from the PI's
institution) from each one of the active NSF/CISE CRI grants (or the RI and
MII programs subsumed by the CRI program). NSF sponsorship will allow for:
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The reimbursement of travel expenses to/from
Boston (not to exceed the cost of standard coach fares with two-week
advance ticketing), and
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Accommodations for up to three nights (June 3rd,
4th, and 5th) at the just completed
Student Residence Towers (on-campus)
at 10 Buick Street, or up to $60 per night for up to three nights if you
decide to stay at one of the many
local hotels (off-campus).
For more reimbursement details, please check the
Reimbursement
Information Page.
 Registration
Reimbursement and on-campus
accommodations cannot be guaranteed if registration is done beyond Friday
May 25, 2007.
To register, please
follow the instructions and complete the forms available on the
Workshop Registration Page.
 Technical Program
The NSF
CRI'07 program has been designed to engage the PI community in a meaningful
exchange along a number of thematic dimensions. It will feature the
following set of sessions:
An outline
of the technical program (with links to its various sessions) is available
from the
Technical Program Page.
Contact
Information
Questions,
inquiries, or suggestions regarding the technical program should be directed
to:
Azer
Bestavros, Professor and Chairman
Computer Science Department
Boston
University
Email:
best@cs.bu.edu
Questions about the meeting
logistics should be directed to:
Ellen
Grady, Department Administrator
Computer Science Department
Boston
University
Email:
grady@cs.bu.edu
Phone: (617) 353-8919
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