Logistics

Venue

The NSF Workshop for Aspiring PIs in CPS will be held at the Waterview Conference Center (WCC) during February 18-19, 2014. The WCC is located at 1919 North Lynn Street in the Rosslyn community of Arlington, Virginia. The WCC is located about 3.3 miles west of the National Science Foundation traveling on Wilson Boulevard.

Thanks to everyone who submitted their preferences; if you do not find your name below, it means that we did not receive your preference for a meeting with PDs. You should sign up for a meeting slot by visiting a room sheet and signing your name to an open slot. If no open slots appear, coordinate with Sean Whitsitt at the registration desk.

Please be 10 minutes early for your meeting, to make sure that meetings start on time.

Meetings with David Corman

Tuesday February 18

Powilatis

  • 10:10 A. Selcuk Uluagac
  • 10:30 Dawn Tilbury
  • 10:50 Scott Ferguson

Mendeleev

  • 11:30 Todd Humphreys
  • 11:50 Danielle Tarraf

Powilatis

  • 1:30 David Kim
  • 1:50 Hamid Sharif
  • 2:10 Mehrdad Sasani

Mendeleev

  • 2:50 Uli Kremer
  • 3:10 Daniel Balasubramanian
  • 3:30 Xiuwen Liu

Mendeleev

  • 4:10
  • 4:30

Wednesday February 19

Powilatis

  • 9:40                Xin Wang

Powilatis

  • 10:20              William Otte
  • 10:40              Weichao Wang

Powilatis

  • 12:00              Danda Rawat
  • 12:20              Ting Zhu

Powilatis

  • 1:00                Rajesh Kavasseri
  • 1:20                Wes Williams
  • 1:40                Xiaoyan Hong

Meetings with Ted Baker

Tuesday February 18

Mendeleev

  • 9:50 Ted Ralphs
  • 10:10 Rudra Dutta
  • 10:30 Chris Hoyle

Powilatis

  • 11:10 K. Lingasubramanian
  • 11:30 Jin-Song Pei
  • 11:50 Lalitha Sankar

Mendeleev

  • 12:50 Eugene Syriani
  • 1:10

Mendeleev

  • 2:10 Yue Wang
  • 2:30

Wednesday February 19

Mendeleev

  • 9:40 Vinod Kulathumani

Mendeleev

  • 11:20 Hessam Sarjoughian
  • 11:40 James Hill
  • 12:00 Andy Won

Mendeleev

  • 12:40 Hui Yang
  • 1:00 Rajesh Kavasseri
  • 1:20 Stella Sun

Mendeleev

  • 2:00 Ting Zhu
  • 2:20                                                   

 

Meetings with Sylvia Spengler

Tuesday February 18

Curie

  • 9:30 Lingling Fan
  • 9:50 Liang Cheng
  • 10:10 David Alderson

Mendeleev

  • 10:50 Antonia Papandreou- Suppappola
  • 11:10 Erdal Oruklu

Powilatis

  • 12:10 Keith Sharp
  • 12:30 Thomas Jackman
  • 12:50 Ou Bai

Mendeleev

  • 1:30 Wei Zhang

Curie

  • 2:10 Bo Luo
  • 2:30 Fengjun Li
  • 2:50 Yu Wang

Curie

  • 3:50
  • 4:10

Wednesday February 19

Curie

  • 9:40                Xuegang Ban

Curie

  • 11:20              Andreas Gerstlauer
  • 11:40              Thanh Dang

Curie

  • 12:20                                                 
  • 12:40              Dan Simon

Meetings with Ralph Wachter

Tuesday February 18

Curie

  • 12:10 Hitten Zaveri
  • 12:30 John Hoag
  • 12:50 Aunshul Rege

Curie

  • 1:30 David Tipper
  • 1:50 Michael Devetsikiotis

Powilatis

  • 2:30 Dale Fitch
  • 2:50 Parv Venkitasubramaniam

Powilatis

  • 3:30 Philippos Mordohai
  • 3:50 Mooi Choo Chuah

Wednesday February 19

No meetings on Wednesday

Meetings with Bruce Kramer

Tuesday February 18

No meetings on Tuesday

Wednesday February 19

Curie

  • 9:00 Hanz Richter
  • 9:20 Pierluigi Pisu

Curie

  • 10:00 Kara Peters
  • 10:20 Mark Minor
  • 10:40 Hyoungsoo Kim

Meetings with David Du

Tuesday February 18

Powilatis

  • 9:30 Mourad Zeghal
  • 9:50 Ryan Flynn

Curie

  • 10:30 Mohammad Abdullah Al Faruque
  • 10:50 Hazem Refai
  • 11:10 Jae Oh
  • 11:30 Tam Chantem

Mendeleev

  • 12:10 David Albonesi
  • 12:30 Matthieu Bloch

Powilatis

  • 13:10 Sungyong Jung

Powilatis

  • 13:50

Wednesday February 19

No meetings on Wednesday

Travel Support

Update: The paperwork for all participants who were awarded travel support has been signed and filed by the PI for reimbursement. We hope that the necessary forms are completed and boxes ticked to have the process nearing completion. When your travel reimbursement is approved, you should receive a check in the mail, and the reimbursement should not be subject to taxable income. It was this final issue that held up processing by the university, so we waited until the correct process was chosen to avoid those extra headaches for you, even though it cost some amount of time in processing. We thank you for your patience, and please let us know if you get your support check in the mail and we will post an update here.

If you were granted travel support, make sure you have filled out the Travel Support Information form. Once you've filled out that form, we can start setting you up for your travel support.

Additionally, you may need to provide the following details:

  • Copy of your (1) passport picture page and (2) the passport page with the entry stamp, if you are not a US Citizen or permanent resident (please bring these two (2) copies with you)
  • Copy of your DS-2019 or I-20, if you are on a J-1 or F-1 visa (please bring this copy with you)
  • Copy of your Form I-797, if you are on an H1B (please bring this copy with you)
  • You can also see this URL for description of why Arizona needs these documents: http://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/acceptable-documents/additional-documentation-requirements

If you can't make these copies or don't have them with you during the trip, then you can fax them to us at +1 520 621-8076, TO: Staff for NSF Aspiring PIs in CPS Workshop, c/o Jonathan Sprinkle.

Every participant who receives travel support will need to sign an "Employee Reimbursement Request Form" during the workshop. We will use the below information you provide to pre-populate your entry into the University of Arizona vendor system, but you will still need to provide your SSN and signature in person.

If you didn't have an Employee Reimbursement Form in your folder, and you were extended travel support, we are hoping to provide a copy for you to sign sometime Wednesday. However, we can't generate the your signature page without you filling out the Travel Support Information form, so please do that ASAP.

Lodging

Workshop attendees are responsible for finding their own lodging facilities and making their own reservations. (There is no room block.)

Immediately following are three hotels that are in walking distance of the meeting venue that have been recommended in priority order by the WCC:

Le Méridien Arlington

1121 North 19th St.
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: +1–703–351–9170
Fax: +1–703–894–5039

Hyatt Arlington

1325 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: +1–703–525–1234
Fax: +1–703–908–4790

Marriott Key Bridge

1401 Lee Highway
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: +1–703–524–6400
Fax: +1–703–524–8964

Other nearby hotels suggested by the WCC (not in priority order):

Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key Bridge

1900 North Fort Myer Drive
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: +1–703–807–2000
Fax: +1–703–522–8864

Courtyard Marriott Rosslyn

1533 Clarendon Blvd
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: +1–703–528–2222
Fax: +1–703–528–1027

Residence Inn Rosslyn

1651 North Oak St.
Arlington, VA 22209
Telephone: +1–703–812–8400
Fax: +1–703–812–8516

Hilton Garden Inn Arlington

1333 North Courthouse Road
Arlington, VA 22201
Telephone: +1–703–528–4444
Fax: +1–703–528–4933

Ritz Carlton Georgetown

3100 South St. NW
Washington, DC 20007
Telephone: 1+ –202–912–4100

Avenue Suites Georgetown

2500 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20037
Telephone: +1–202–333–8060

Note: this information is taken from the National Workshop for Energy CPS.

CPS Virtual Organization

The CPS-VO will be used to handle meeting logistics, registration, and announcements for participants. All participants must create a CPS-VO account in order to submit their response to the CfP. The VO will also house the video that is captured, so that the results of the workshop talks can be broadly disseminated.