1. Parallel Multiselection and Optimal Merging. Proceedings of the 30th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control and Computing pp. 215-224, 1992. (with N. Deo and M. Medidi)
2. Construction of Height-Balanced Trees in Parallel. Proceedings of the 1992 International Conference on Parallel Processing volume III, pp. 297-300, 1992. (with N. Deo and M. Medidi)
3. An Efficient Parallel Algorithm for Min-Cost Flow on Directed Series Parallel Networks. Proceedings of the 7th International Parallel Processing Symposium, pp. 188--192 1993. (with N. Chandrasekharan)
4. An Optimal Parallel Algorithm for Merging using Multiselection. Information Processing Letters, volume 50, no. 2, pp. 81-88, April 1994. (with N. Deo and M. Medidi)
5. Parallel Construction of (a,b)-trees.  Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, volume 23, pp. 442--448, 1994. (with N. Deo and M. Medidi)
6. Parallel Search in Matrices with Sorted Columns. Proceedings of the Seventh IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, pp. 224--230, 1995.
7. Parallel Search and Multisearch in Sorted Matrices. Proceedings of the Eight IASTED International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing and Systems pp. 94--96, 1996.
8. A Chapter titled Data Parallel Programming Using MPL in Introductory Lectures on Data Parallel Computing, an interactive multimedia CD-ROM, edited and Produced by P. Takis Metaxas. Published by A.K. Peters, Ltd, 1996.
9. Parallel Search and Multisearch in Matrices with Sorted Columns. Parallel Processing Letters, volume 9, No. 4, 1999, pp. 575-586.
10. Parallel Pencil-Beam Redefinition Algorithm. Proceedings of 10th Conference on Recent Advances in Parallel Virtual Machine and Message Passing Interface, pp. 537-544, 2003.
11. Using Absent Sequences to Study and Predict Evolution by Greg Hampikian, Tim Andersen and Amit Jain, Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing, Seattle, 2006.
12. Development of Three-Dimensional Microstructural Models to Study Intergranular Phenomena. L. Hindman, M. Frary, A. Jain. NASA Idaho Space Grant Consortium Research Conference, Moscow, Idaho. Sep. 2007.
13. Modeling Realistic Two and Three Dimensional Microstructures: The Effects of Microstructural Anisotropy on Percolative Processes. M. Frary, L. Hindman, D. Shrader and A. Jain. MS&T 2007, Detroit, MI. Sep 2007.
14. Modeling Realistic Microstructures: The Effects of Microstructural Anisotropy on Intergranular Stress-Corrosion Cracking (abstract submitted). M. Frary, L. Hindman and A. Jain. AAAS Pacific Division Meeting, Boise, ID. June 2007.
15. Arbitrary Oxide Multi-Layer MIM Energy Band Diagram Program poster by Aaron Sup, Richard G. Southwick III, Amit Jain, and William Knowlton. IIRW EBP Workshop, Lake Tahoe, California, 2007.

• High Dielectric Constant Materials at the Nanometer Scale for Microelectronic Devices. PI: Bill Knowlton. Co-PI: Amit Jain. HERC grant from State of Idaho. $75,000. From 2008-2009.
• Development of Tools to Enable the Port of Software to a Beowulf Cluster. PI: Paul Michaels (Geosciences) and Co-PI and Project Director: Amit Jain. Major Research Infrastructure grant by the National Science Foundation. Award amount $300,000. From July 2003 - July 2006.
• Idaho Engineering Scholarship Program. Funded by National Science Foundation for $499,890. From 08/01/06-07/30/11. Co-PI.
• HERC Center for Musculoskeletal Research. Funded by State of Idaho for $1,022,700. From July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2010. Co-PI.
• Scholarships for Computer Science and Engineering Education in Idaho. Co-PI. Funded by National Science Foundation for $400,000. From August 2004 - July 2008.
• Development of Microstructural Models for Intergranular Fracture in Three-Dimensional Polycrystals. Funded by Source NASA Idaho Space Grants Consortium for $60,000. From 03/01/06-03/01/08. PI: Megan Frary. Co-PI. Amit Jain
• Multi-Scale Parallel Finite Difference Time-Domain Method for Optical Devices and Systems. PI: Wan Kuang (Electrical Engineering), Co-PI: Amit Jain. Funded by NASA Idaho Space Grants Consortium for $21,500. From: 11/1/2005 - 7/31/2006.
• Beowulf Cluster Program Income Fund. Funded by Crowley Davis Research (private company in Eagle, Idaho). Funded for $20,000. From 1/8/2004- 1/12/2005. PI.

• Director of the Beowulf Cluster Lab. A 122 processor cluster lab. Funded by a National Science Foundation Major Research Infrastructure grant.
• MPL Examples  Programming examples for the MasPar MP-1/MP-2 SIMD parallel machine.
• A Library of Parallel Algorithms for Generating Combinatorial Objects.(Postscript, PDF)

Other related work experiences

• August 1987--August 1988, Dec. 1988, Summer 1989. Worked at converting High Energy Physics Applications to run on parallel clusters in the Advanced Computing project at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.
• Jan. 1992--Jul. 1994. Center for Parallel Computation, under the School of Computer Science at University of Central Florida. Evaluation, installation and maintenance of various parallel systems. Setting up laboratory for classes and workshops.