
Ming Jiang
Project Lead, Academic Engagement Program Lead
COMP / CASC DIV / Center for Applied Scientific Computing Division

Project Lead, Academic Engagement Program Lead
COMP / CASC DIV / Center for Applied Scientific Computing Division
Ming Jiang is a computer scientist in the Center for Applied Scientific Computing (CASC) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). His current research focuses on applying machine learning to automate simulation workflows and exploiting Big Data analytics for HPC simulation data. His research interests include scientific machine learning, data-intensive computing, multiresolution analysis, and flow visualization.
Ming joined LLNL in 2005 as a postdoctoral researcher in the Data Science & Analytics Group in CASC, developing scalable and progressive techniques for large format imagery and streaming geospatial data. He has been a principal investigator, project lead, and task lead on several collaborative research projects, including machine learning for ALE simulations, data-centric architectures, and real-time space situational awareness.
Ming received his Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering from The Ohio State University (OSU) in 2005. His dissertation focused on developing a feature-based approach to visualizing and mining large-scale simulation data. He received his B.S. degree in Computer and Information Science with a minor in Mathematics from OSU in 1999 and graduated with Honors and Distinction.
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Editorship
LLNL Service Award, LLNL, 2020
DPD Bronze Award for Publication, LLNL, 2020
CASC Spot Award, LLNL, 2019
LLNL Outstanding Mentor Award, LLNL, 2017
WCI Bronze Star Award for Code Development, LLNL, 2016
LLNL Service Award, LLNL, 2015
Certificate of Appreciation in Science Fellows' Symposium, Monsanto, 2011
DOE Outstanding Mentor Award, LLNL, 2008
Best Talk Award in Computing Applications and Research Showcase, LLNL, 2007
Finalist in the Graduate Associate Teaching Award, OSU, 2005
Outstanding Research Award in Computer Science and Engineering, OSU, 2005
Excellence in Scholarship Award, OSU, 1999
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