Research
My research efforts at the Systems,
Networking, and
Renaissance
Grokking
(
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Lab includes conducting basic and applied research that provides scientists
and engineers with scalable and efficient computational tools that enable them
to concentrate on their science and engineering rather than on the computer science
and engineering. This includes exploring a breadth of complementary intellectual
activities in parallel computing that span the high-performance & enterprise-wide
spectrum - from systems software to middleware to applications software to tools -
in order to empower cyber-scientists and cyber-engineers of tomorrow.
My research is typically focused at the synergistic intersection of Systems Software & Middleware, Architecture, Application Software and Tools. Below is a showcase of select research areas.
To find out more about my past and current research activities, please
visit my team's web site,
,
see my publications page
or check out the following special projects: Supercomputing
in Small Spaces, mpiBLAST,
Green500 and
MyVICE.
Alternatively, you can peruse my exhaustive curriculum
vitae.
Systems Software & Tools
Green Computing
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Renaissance
Performance Modeling, Analysis, Evaluation and Optimization
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Note: I am not pursuing research areas annotated with an asterisk (*). |