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CISE
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The Directorate of Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) hosted
an informational meeting about the Network Science and Engineering Program (NetSE) to
be held on September 5th, 2008 at the Westin Arlington Gateway Hotel from 9:00 – 4:20
(registration from 8:30-9:00). The WebCast can be found at:
http://www.visualwebcaster.com/event.asp?id=51038
CISE is developing a comprehensive strategy to advance research and education in network science and
engineering. As part of this effort, CISE has issued a new Cross-Directorate Solicitation which includes
Network Science and Engineering (NetSE)
as a cross-cutting research program. NetSE is a highly inter-disciplinary research program, focused on
understanding networks broadly and at multiple levels of abstraction from the physical substrates through
the architecture and protocols, to network of people, organizations and societies. Driven by the belief
that transformative advances in a field often come from research at the intersection of multiple areas or
disciplines, NetSE encourages collaborations among researchers in multiple areas of computer and
information science, as well as with researchers in other relevant fields such as engineering,
mathematics, economics, and the social sciences.
The purpose of the informational meeting was for CISE to inform the different research communities about
NetSE and share with the participants the goals and scope of this multidisciplinary program. The meeting
included presentations by NSF/CISE members and by lead researchers, who reported on-going NetSE
workshops. The meeting enabled attendees to gain better understanding of NetSE's objectives and scope
and also provided a forum to discuss and foster potential collaboration among researchers from the
different disciplines.
CISE NetSE Management Group
Darleen Fisher, Computer and Network Systems
Wayne Lutters, Information and Intelligent Systems
Sirin Tekinay, Computing and Communication Foundations
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