The CCC Council is scheduled to meet in Washington, DC, on Friday, July 15, and will be discussing the role of fundamental computing research in Smart Health & Wellbeing as well as Sustainability. Here’s a formal announcement for the public portion of the meeting — which is open to anyone:
You are invited to the public portion of a meeting of the Computing Community Consortium (CCC), a committee of 20 leading computer scientists from around the country.
The meeting will feature panel discussions on Smart Health and Wellbeing as well as the Role of Information Sciences and Engineering in Sustainability.
Friday, July 15, 2011
1:00 – 4:30pm ET
Hotel Sofitel Washington, DC, Lafayette Square
Madeleine Room
Agenda:
1:00-1:05pm Welcome & Overview
Ed Lazowska, University of Washington & CCC Chair1:05-2:35pm Sustainability & IT
Susanne Hambrusch, National Science Foundation
Arun Majumdar, ARPA-E
Amir Roth, Department of Energy2:35-2:50pm Break 2:50-4:20pm Smart Health & Wellbeing
Doug Fridsma, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT
Bradford Hesse, National Institutes of Health
Misha Pavel, National Science Foundation (invited)
Richard Satava, U.S. Army Medical Research & Materiel Command4:20-4:30pm Closing Remarks
Directions:
Hotel Sofitel is located at the corner of 15th & H Streets, NW:
806 15th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
(at the McPherson Square Metro Station, served by the blue & orange lines)
Please RSVP: e-mail cccmtg@cra.org or call 202-266-2934 by 5pm ET on Wednesday, July 13.
About the CCC:
The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is a standing committee of the Computing Research Association (CRA), which represents over 220 North American academic departments, industrial research labs, and professional societies with computing research interests. The CCC is funded through a cooperative agreement between the CRA and the National Science Foundation (NSF). Its goal is to provide leadership to the national computing research community — catalyzing and empowering the community to identify and pursue more audacious, high-impact research, all the while attracting bright young talent and fostering development of the next generation of leaders.
To learn more about the CCC, visit us online: http://cra.org/ccc or https://cccblog.org/.
(Contributed by Erwin Gianchandani, CCC Director)