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Volume 20, Number 1, February 2018

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  Francis Sullivan, Norman Chonacky, Isabel Beichl, George K. Thiruvathukal:
  Former CiSE EICs Reflect on the Magazines 20th Anniversary. 3-7
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  Massimo DiPierro:
  The Rise of JavaScript. 9-10
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  Alon Zakai:
  Fast Physics on the Web Using C++, JavaScript, and Emscripten. 11-19
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  Jos de Jong, Eric Mansfield:
  Math.Js: An Advanced Mathematics Library For JavaScript. 20-32
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  Fazli Sapuan, Matthew Saw, Eugene Cheah:
  General-Purpose Computation on GPUs in the Browser Using gpu.js. 33-42
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  Massimo DiPierro:
  Toy Vision-Guided 3D Robotic Arm in JavaScript. 43-49
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  Ibrahim Tanyalcin, Carla Al Assaf, Julien Ferté, François Ancien, Taushif Khan, Guillaume Smits, Marianne Rooman, Wim F. Vranken:
  Lexicon Visualization Library and JavaScript for Scientific Data Visualization. 50-65
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  Luiz Filipe M. Vieira, Marcos Augusto M. Vieira, José Augusto Miranda Nacif, Alex Borges Vieira:
  Autonomous Wireless Lake Monitoring. 66-75
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  Timothy C. Burt:
  From Experts Guiding Data to Data Guiding Solutions. 76-78
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  Bert J. Debusschere:
  How Do We Create More Equitable, Diverse, and Inclusive Organizations, and Why Does it Matter? A White Male's Perspective. 79-83
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  Jacqueline M. Cole:
  Data-Driven Molecular Engineering of Solar-Powered Windows. 84-87
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  Konrad Hinsen:
  Domain-Specific Languages in Scientific Computing. 88-92
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  Chaoli Wang:
  Graph-Based Techniques for Visual Analytics of Scientific Data Sets. 93-103
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  Charles Day:
  The Consciences of Robot Warriors. 105-106

Volume 20, Number 2, March / April 2018

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  Jim X. Chen:
  Understanding the Research Publication Process. 6-7
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  Wei Quan:
  Intelligent Information Processing. 8-9
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  Yan Lu, Zizheng Hua, Kun Gao, Tingfa Xu:
  Multiperspective Image Stitching and Regularization via Hybrid Structure Warping. 10-23
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  Narendra Babu Chindanur, Pallaviram Sure:
  Low-Dimensional Models for Traffic Data Processing Using Graph Fourier Transform. 24-37
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  Decui Liang, Dun Liu, Wei Quan:
  Information Aggregation of Hesitant Fuzzy Interval Sets for Multicriteria Decision-Making. 38-51
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  Qing Li, Qiang Peng, Chuan Yan:
  Multiple VLAD Encoding of CNNs for Image Classification. 52-63
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  Hanqing Yang, Liangzhen Yin, Qi Li, Weirong Chen, Lijun Zhou:
  Multiagent-Based Coordination Consensus Algorithm for State-of-Charge Balance of Energy Storage Unit. 64-77
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  Jonathan Hines:
  Stepping up to Summit. 78-82
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  Serge Guelton:
  Pythran: Crossing the Python Frontier. 83-89
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  Arne N. Johanson, Wilhelm Hasselbring:
  Software Engineering for Computational Science: Past, Present, Future. 90-109
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  Charles Day:
  Did Everybody Come? 111-112

Volume 20, Number 3, May / June 2018

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  Jeffrey C. Carver, Sandra Gesing, Daniel S. Katz, Karthik Ram, Nic Weber:
  Conceptualization of a US Research Software Sustainability Institute (URSSI). 4-9
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  Joan Adler, Esteban E. Mocskos:
  Computational Science in Developing Countries. 10-12
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  Constantia Alexandrou:
  The LinkSCEEM FP7 Infrastructure Project: Linking Scientific Computing in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean. 13-20
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  George O. Amolo:
  The Growth of High-Performance Computing in Africa. 21-24
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  Héctor Cruz-Enriquez:
  Making Supercomputing Available to All Cuban Researchers. 25-30
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  Amir Hossein Darooneh:
  Doing Research under Extreme Conditions. 31-35
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  Esteban Meneses:
  Accelerating Discovery and Innovation through Advanced Computing: Perspective of a High-Performance Computing Scientist in Costa Rica. 36-38
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  Esteban E. Mocskos, Carlos Jaime Barrios Hernández, Harold Castro, Dennis Cazar Ramirez, Sergio Nesmachnow, Rafael Mayo-García:
  Boosting Advanced Computational Applications and Resources in Latin America through Collaboration and Sharing. 39-48
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  Ann Christine Catlin, Chandima Hewa Nadungodage, Santiago Pujol, Lucas Laughery, Chungwook Sim, Aishwarya Puranam, Andres Bejarano:
  A Cyberplatform for Sharing Scientific Research Data at DataCenterHub. 49-70
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  Linda Akli:
  XSEDE: Tackling Diversity and Inclusion in Advanced Computing. 71-72
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  Timothy J. Williams:
  Early Science on Theta. 73-77
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  Konrad Hinsen:
  Reusable Versus Re-editable Code. 78-83
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  Daniel S. Katz, Kyle E. Niemeyer, Arfon M. Smith:
  Publish Your Software: Introducing the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS). 84-88
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  Rickard Englund, Karljohan E. Lundin Palmerius, Ingrid Hotz, Anders Ynnerman:
  Touching Data: Enhancing Visual Exploration of Flow Data with Haptics. 89-100
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  Charles Day:
  Robot Science Writers. 101

Volume 20, Number 4, July / August 2018

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  Douglass E. Post, Richard P. Kendall:
  A Software Epiphany by the US Defense Community Might Provide an Unexpected Boost for Agile Software Development. 5-7
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  Sigal Gottlieb, Gaurav Khanna:
  Supercomputing-Enabled Advances in Science and Engineering. 8-9
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  Harbir Antil, Dangxing Chen, Scott E. Field:
  A Note on QR-Based Model Reduction: Algorithm, Software, and Gravitational Wave Applications. 10-25
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  Parampreet Singh:
  Glimpses of Space-Time Beyond the Singularities Using Supercomputers. 26-38
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  Debanjan Datta, David Appelhans, Constantinos Evangelinos, Kirk E. Jordan:
  An Asynchronous Two-Level Checkpointing Method to Solve Adjoint Problems on Hierarchical Memory Spaces. 39-55
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  David P. Markt, Ashish Pathak, Mehdi Raessi:
  Advanced Computational Simulations of Surface Impingement of a Train of Ethanol Drops: A Pathway to Developing Spray-Wall Interaction Submodels. 56-65
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  Shahar Keinan, Elizabeth Hatcher Frush, William J. Shipman:
  Leveraging Cloud Computing for In-Silico Drug Design Using the Quantum Molecular Design (QMD) Framework. 66-73
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  Xuewei Li, Xueyan Li:
  Big Data and Its Key Technology in the Future. 75-88
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  Wendi K. Sapp, Mary Ann E. Leung:
  A Different Lens on Diversity and Inclusion: Creating Research Opportunities for Small Liberal Arts Colleges. 90-94
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  Sunita Chandrasekaran, Guido Juckeland, Meifeng Lin, Matthew Otten, Dirk Pleiter, John E. Stone, Juan Lucio-Vega, Michael Zingale, Fernanda S. Foertter:
  Best Practices in Running Collaborative GPU Hackathons: Advancing Scientific Applications with a Sustained Impact. 95-106
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  Rachel Harken:
  Uncovering Magic Isotopes with the Power of HPC. 107-110
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  Thomas F. J.-M. Pasquier, Matthew K. Lau, Xueyuan Han, Elizabeth Fong, Barbara Staudt Lerner, Emery R. Boose, Mercè Crosas, Aaron M. Ellison, Margo I. Seltzer:
  Sharing and Preserving Computational Analyses for Posterity with encapsulator. 111-124
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  Charles Day:
  Virtual Travel. 125

Volume 20, Number 5, September / October 2018

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  Rudi Eigenmann, Barry I. Schneider:
  National Strategic Computing Initiative. 5-7
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  Paul R. Woodward, Falk Herwig, Ted Wetherbee:
  Simulating Stellar Hydrodynamics at Extreme Scale. 8-17
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  Christopher T. Lee, Rommie E. Amaro:
  Exascale Computing: A New Dawn for Computational Biology. 18-25
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  Nancy Wilkins-Diehr, T. Daniel Crawford:
  NSF's Inaugural Software Institutes: The Science Gateways Community Institute and the Molecular Sciences Software Institute. 26-38
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  John Towns:
  Toward an Open, Sustainable National Advanced Computing Ecosystem. 39-46
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  Mellissa S. C. Warner:
  Introduction to PySPLIT: A Python Toolkit for NOAA ARL's HYSPLIT Model. 47-62
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  Yanhua Wang, Jianzhong Qiao, Shukuan Lin, Tinglei Zhao:
  An Approximate Optimal Solution to GPU Workload Scheduling. 63-76
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  Sibendu Som, Yuanjiang Pei:
  HPC Opens a New Frontier in Fuel-Engine Research. 77-80
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  Prabhu Ramachandran:
  automan: A Python-Based Automation Framework for Numerical Computing. 81-97
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  Aziz Nanthaamornphong, Jeffrey C. Carver:
  Test-Driven Development in HPC Science: A Case Study. 98-113
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  Micah D. Schuster:
  The Heat Equation: High-Performance Scientific Computing Case Study. 114-127
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  Charles Day:
  Whither Fanfic? 128

Volume 20, Number 6, November - December 2018

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    Gheorghe Tecuci:
    Evidence-Based Reasoning and Applications. 6-8
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    Gheorghe Tecuci, Louis Kaiser, Dorin Marcu, Chirag Uttamsingh, Mihai Boicu:
    Evidence-Based Reasoning in Intelligence Analysis: Structured Methodology and System. 9-21
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    Timothy van Gelder, Richard de Rozario, Richard O. Sinnott:
    SWARM: Cultivating Evidence-Based Reasoning. 22-34
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    Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Patrícia G. C. Rossini, Kate Kenski, James E. Folkestad, Brian McKernan, Rosa Mikeal Martey, Benjamin A. Clegg, Carsten S. Østerlund, Lael Schooler:
    User-Centered Design and Experimentation to Develop Effective Software for Evidence-Based Reasoning in the Intelligence Community: The TRACE Project. 35-42
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    John Fox:
    Evidence and Argument: A Cognitive View. 43-53
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    Gheorghe Tecuci, Dorin Marcu, Steven Meckl, Mihai Boicu:
    Evidence-Based Detection of Advanced Persistent Threats. 54-65
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    Jonathan Hines:
    Mixed Precision: A Strategy for New Science Opportunities. 67-71
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    José Luis Vázquez-Poletti, Ignacio Martín Llorente:
    Serverless Computing: From Planet Mars to the Cloud. 73-79
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    Piotr Maciol, Kazimierz Michalik:
    Application of Metaprogramming and Generic Programming in Multiscale Modeling. 81-94
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    Shahid Latif, Fabian Beck:
    Visually Augmenting Documents With Data. 96-103
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    Charles Day:
    The March of Kiosks. 104

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