Lots to watch in addition to leading Spack and founding the High Performance Software Foundation. Todd leads Livermore Computing software strategy, particularly for developer productivity, and he's key to multiple R&D collaborations between HPC and cloud efforts.
Todd Gamblin is the creator of the #Spack#HPC package management tool, a distinguished member of the technical staff in the Livermore Computing Division at LLNL, and one of this year’s HPCwire #PeopletoWatch. https://t.co/FkYbii5SWM
Todd Gamblin of @Livermore_Lab and creator of the #Spack project and Christian Trott of @SandiaLabs talk about the path to establish the High-Performance Software Foundation (#HPSF) as an umbrella organization under the @linuxfoundation. https://t.co/DORHdPi1Vx #linux
Congratulations, Todd Gamblin! This is well deserved recognition for the many things that you have contributed to the High Performance Computing community. https://t.co/TYubGhESIt
@Livermore_Lab Congratulations to our Lab Director, Kim Budil! I've worked here for 40 years and I applaud the accomplishments of the lab during those four decades and also the changes that our current director continues to foster.
@Livermore_Lab Congratulations to our Lab Director, Kim Budil! I've worked here for 40 years and I applaud the accomplishments of the lab during those four decades and also the changes that our current director continues to foster.
Calling all middle and high school students! @Livermore_Lab's popular lecture series, “Science on Saturday,” returns Feb. 3-24, offering four lectures presented by leading #LLNL researchers who are joined by high school science teachers. Learn more: https://t.co/pNdxtYvADk
Happy #ExascaleDay! When #LLNL’s El Capitan is deployed in 2024, it will likely be the most powerful computing machine in the world. Explore how the @NNSANews' first exascale supercomputer will support America’s nuclear stockpile and how it was built: https://t.co/tJJIoK0V4l
#AdaLovelaceDay highlights the achievements of women in #STEM. HPCwire 2023 Person to Watch Terri Quinn is the deputy associate director for high-performance computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. https://t.co/jhhpiHDPeA #LLNL#HPC
Congrats to the 2023 EWLTC Winner, Dr. Amanda Randles of @DukeU ! Her research program develops new tech using HPC, machine learning, and CFD to tackle biomedical challenges including circulatory blood flow simulation. Award to be presented at #SC23 https://t.co/tsgN70DNx5
Thank you to all participants for the fun and stimulating CEED annual meeting this week @Livermore_Lab.
Looking forward to continue working together to push high-order finite element methods and applications to the next level!
#HPC#exascale@exascaleproject
Scientists at LLNL performed simulations using the Lab's supercomputer Ruby to uncover physical mechanisms that explain why humidity controls the rate of atmospheric corrosion of aluminum metal. Their research is featured in @ACSPublications. Learn more: https://t.co/k6SCssGXxY
Anyone have a cool #HPC workflow that uses #tensorflow? We just added an example that sets up a @FluxFramework MiniCluster with a distributed server, and it would be fun to run one that people are using "for realsies!" across larger data, problems, etc. https://t.co/9BwdDs4lHK
NEWS: The high performance computing publication @HPCwire announced #LLNL as the winner of its Editor’s Choice award for Best Use of HPC in Energy for applying cognitive simulation methods to inertial confinement fusion research. https://t.co/ywfFQlNJGH