Scientific Computing
Institute for Scientific Computing
Scientific Computing
The Institute for Scientific Computing works on various aspects of computational sciences, with a focus on high-performance computing, performance engineering, and algorithmic differentiation. Our research includes tools and methodologies to support domain scientists in developing correct and efficient applications.
The Institute
Scientific Computing was installed as part of the Department of Computer Science when Professor Dr. Bischof was called to the Technical University of Darmstadt. As part of this chair we offer teaching activities on parallel computers, parallel programming, and computer science foundations of simulation technology.
An overview of our research activities is available here. Furthermore, we are always interested in students looking for thesis topics and research assistants .
Office Location
The institute is located in city center building S1|03 , Altes Hauptgebäude, Hochschulstraße 1, 64289 Darmstadt.
Research Members
News @SC
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LLVM Social Darmstadt (Germany) on 31.05.23 at 18.45h
May 31, 2023
Join the LLVM Social Darmstadt (Germany) Wednesday, 31th May, from 18.45h. We will have Johannes Doerfert (Center for Applied Scientific Computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) giving the talk about LLVM in HPC. Please register at meetup for easier planning. @llvmweekly @llvmorg
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Invited talk by Johannes Doerfert organized by SC
May 31, 2023
LLVM in HPC – Enabling Performance Portability, Interoperability, and Novel Features The talk will be held on Wednesday, May 31, 2023, at 2pm. You can login without registration using the following Zoom.
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LLVM Social Darmstadt (Germany) on 29.03.23 from 18.45h
March 29, 2023
The Scientific Computing group is hosting the LLVM Social Darmstadt meetup. We will have Alexander Hück (TU Darmstadt) giving the talk “Opaque pointers, the need for debug information and how to use them“.
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Information – Bachelor- and Master-Theses at SC
February 28, 2023
Visit us February 28th at 1PM in S1|03 Room 7, for a full overview of available theses, and topics of interest at SC.
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FOSDEM'23 talk video online: Link-time Call Graph Analysis
February 12, 2023
The FOSDEM'23 talk about: “Link-time Call Graph Analysis to facilitate user-guided program instrumentation” is now available
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FOSDEM talk video online: “MUST: Compiler-aided MPI correctness checking with TypeART”
February 10, 2023
The FOSDEM'23 talk about: “MUST: Compiler-aided MPI correctness checking with TypeART” is now available
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preCICE-workshop talk: A preCICE-Interface for the Ice-sheet and Sea-level System Model (ISSM)
February 10, 2023
Yannic Fischler will present his current work on coupling of ISSM and CUAS-MPI at the preCICE-workshop in Munich on Tuesday 14th February.
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ACSW 2023 – Paper Accepted
February 06, 2023
Our paper has been accepted in 2023 Australasian Computer Science Week (ACSW 2023), a conference held from Jan. 30 to Feb. 2, 2023, in Melbourne, Australia.
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FOSDEM'23 Contributions by SC
February 01, 2023
Members of the SC group will present two talks in the upcoming FOSDEM event at the HPC, Big Data and Data Science devroom on Sunday, 5th February.
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LLVM Social Darmstadt
January 25, 2023
The Scientific Computing group is hosting the first LLVM Social Darmstadt meetup tomorrow, Tuesday, 25th Jan, 19.00h. Jan-Patrick Lehr (AMD) is presenting about OpenMP Target Offload for AMD GPUs with AOMP. Meeting is at our offices: https://www.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/sc/fg/location/index.en.jsp