Shirley Moore received her PhD in Computer Sciences from Purdue University in 1990. She has 20 years of research experience in parallel scientific computing, which is her current main research interest.

• Ph D in Computer Sciences, Purdue University (1990)
• MS in Mathematics, Wichita State University (1985)
• M.Ed in Math and Science Education, University of Illinois (1980)
• BA in Mathematics and Chemistry, Indiana University (1978)

• A flipped classroom approach to teaching concurrency and parallelism 6th NSF/TCPP Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Computing Education (EduPar-16) (in press), Shirley V. Moore, Steven R. Dunlop.
• Achieving safety for power shifting in over-provisioned high performance computing systems Twelfth Workshop on High Performance Power Aware Computing (HPPAC'16) (in press), Shirley V. Moore.
• An evaluation framework for scientific programming productivity International Workshop on Software Engineering for Science (SE4Science'16) (in press), Umayanganie Munipala, Shirley V. Moore.
• Countering the noise-induced critical path problem Twelfth Workshop on High Performance Power Aware Computing (HPPAC'16) (in press), Rogelio Long, Shirley V. Moore.

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• A Co-Design Approach to Advances in Software and Hardware
• Institute for Sustained Performance, Energy and Resilience (SUPER)