Meet Our Team

David Y. Hancock

David Hancock is the director for advanced cyberinfrastructure in IU’s Research Technologies division. Hancock is the primary investigator for the Jetstream and Jetstream2 projects funded by the National Science Foundation. He is also part of the NSF ACCESS Operations project, CONECT, and has been involved in multiple prior NSF awards at the senior personnel level.

Betsy Hillery

Betsy Hillery is the director for data initiatives at the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering at Purdue University. With over 22 years of experience at Purdue, Betsy has spent most of her time in the research computing area. Betsy has a BS in computer science, a BS in industrial/organizational psychology, and an MBA from Purdue University. Betsy’s long-term goal is to be in a position that can help change the cyber infrastructure community by bringing more diverse voices to the community

Matthew Huber

David E. Ross Director of the Purdue Institute for a Sustainable Future (ISF)

Scott Michael

Director of Research Software and Solutions at Indiana University

Michael Navicky

Mike Navicky is the Director for High Performance Computing at the High Performance Computing Collaboratory (HPC2), Mike oversees computing, data storage, data communications and general operations for the HPC2. Prior to joining the Mississippi State University team in June 2021, Mike served 21 years in the United States Air Force.

Jonathan Poggie

Jonathan Poggie's research interests have encompassed the experimental, computational, and theoretical aspects of fluid dynamics and plasma physics. Current work in his research group focuses on turbulence in compressible flow, large-scale separation unsteadiness, laminar-turbulent transition, and electrical discharges for flow control.

Kosali Simon

Distinguished Professor; Herman B Wells Endowed Professor; Paul O’Neill Chair; Associate Vice Provost for Health Sciences; Elected member, National Academy of Medicine; Editor, Journal of Health Economics

Preston Smith

Executive Director, Rosen Center for Advanced Computing at Purdue University

Winona Snapp-Childs

Dr. Winona Snapp-Childs is Chief Operating Officer, Pervasive Technology Institute and Director of Research Partnerships, University IT Services at Indiana University.