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NCSA congratulates the top academic and industrial users of the center's IA-64 Linux Cluster.

Each month NCSA Division Director John Towns notifies the top user or project on each NCSA high-performance system. Included with the congratulatory letter is a sought-after commerative item designed especially for the top users.

Towns also gives top user accolades to a researcher on the center's IA-32 Linux Cluster and SGI system.

user	PI	affiliation	project title
February 2003
Denis Pollney	Harry Edward Seidel	Max-Planck Institute	Numerical Relativity and Black Hole Mergers
Igor PIvkin	George Karniadakis	Brown University	Hybrid Spectral Element Algorithms: Parallel Simulations of Turbulence in Complex Geometries
January 2003
Lucas Wagner	Lubos Mitas	North Carolina State University, Raleigh	Many-Body Methods for Electronic Structure of Nanosystems and Solid Materials
December 2002
Samer Abdel-Wahab	Danesh Tafti	Virginia University	Computational Study of Multilouvered Fin Heat Exchangers
November 2002
See-Wing Chiu	Eric G. Jakobsson	University of Illinois, U-C	Computational Simulations of Biological Membranes
Douglas Toussaint	Robert L. Sugar	University of Arizona	Lattice Gauge Theory on MIMD Parallel Computers
October 2002
Jin Xu	George Karniadakis	Brown University	Hybrid Spectral Element Algorithms: Parallel Simulations of Turbulence in Complex Geometries
September 2002
Grischa Meyer	Klaus Schulten	UIUC	Novel Lipid Environments for Mechanosensitive Channels
Danesh Tafti	Danesh Tafti	Virginia Tech	Computational Study of Multilouvered Fin Heat Exchangers
August 2002
Marco Bayas	Klaus Schulten	UIUC	Molecular Basis for the Adhesion between Human CD2 and Human CD58
July 2002
Jin Xu	George Karniadakis	Brown University	Hybrid Spectral Element Algorithms: Parallel Simulations of Turbulence in Complex Geometries
June 2002
Marc Viera	Jonathan Higdon	UIUC	Computational Studies of Low Re Multiphase Flows
May 2002
Kevin Thomas	Kelvin Droegemeier	University of Oklahoma	CAPS
Dahai Guo	Danesh Tafti	Virginia Tech	Computational Study of Multilouvered Fin Heat Exchangers
April 2002
Paul Bode	Jeremiah Ostriker	Princeton University	Cosmology Studies
Danesh Tafti	Danesh Tafti	Virginia Tech	Computational Study of Multilouvered Fin Heat Exchangers

Although system use by researchers from NCSA Industrial Partners is not released, the researcher at the highest-using partner is also honored monthly.