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 Socail Darmstadt (Germany) on 28.05.25 at 18.45 p.m.
May 28, 2025
The next LLVM/Clang Social Darmstadt we will have three Lightning Talks given by members of the Scientific Institute at TU Darmstadt.
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FOSDEM 2025 talk is now available
February 17, 2025
Things are coming together for flang tooling (LLVM)
Peter Arzt and Tim Heldmann have given a Talk about the state of Fortran tooling for LLVM based analysis utilities.
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Paper online / IWOMP 2024 and EuroMPI 2024 Perth, Australia
February 17, 2025
The papers from Tim Jammer (Scientific Computing, TU Darmstadt) are now available.
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Dissertation “Modernization and Optimization of MPI Code” online / Tim Jammer
February 17, 2025
Date of the doctoral thesis defens: December 20th 2024, TU Darmstadt.