The Center for Scientific Software Infrastructure brings together the U-M scientific open source software development community, making its software available to the wider research community. We provide grant support and educational resources to research groups that are ready to transform their scientific codes into open source software. Our current faculty is involved in several projects including the development of resilient platforms of natural hazards and disasters, advancement of battery materials, and design and implementation of quantum models.
Training
We provide workshops on software development, best practices, and management.
Workshops are provided by the programmers assigned to the different projects.
For more information, contact micde-contact@umich.edu.
Grant Support
CSSI offers grant support in the form of programmers, consultants, and administrative assistance.
Contact micde-contact@umich.edu for more information.
Research Areas
Strongly Correlated Electron Systems
Design and implementation of “diagrammatic” or “continuous-time” methods for quantum impurity and lattice models.
Disasters’ Modeling and Simulation
Disasters affect so many people worldwide, our software is aimed to reduce loss of life and damage to our civil infrastructure
