Scientific Computing
Institute for 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.
Scientific Computing was installed as part of the when Department of Computer Science was called to the Professor Dr. Bischof. As part of this chair we offer Technical University of Darmstadt on parallel computers, parallel programming, and computer science foundations of simulation technology. teaching activities
An overview of our research activities is available Furthermore, we are always interested in students looking for here. and thesis topics . research assistants
Research Expedition to Station Nord, Greenland
September 05, 2024
Our colleague Yannic Fischler took part in a four-week research expedition to Station Nord, Greenland. He joined a group of scientists of Alfred-Wegener-Institut (AWI) on survey flights with the Polar 6 research aircraft over over 79°N- and Zacharias-Glacier.
Paper accepted at IWOMP 2024 Perth, Australia
August 01, 2024
“Survey of OpenMP Practice in General Open Source Software”
Papers accepted at EuroMPI 2024 Perth, Australia
August 01, 2024
1) “MPI-BugBench: A Framework for Assessing MPI Correctness Tools” 2) “Annotation of Compiler attributes for MPI Functions”
LLVM Social Darmstadt (Germany) on 31.07.24 at 18.45 p.m.
July 31, 2024
The next LLVM/Clang Social Darmstadt we will have Simon Schwitanski from the IT Center at RWTH Aachen talking about their work on “Utilizing ThreadSanitizer for HPC Correctness Checking”. Join us on Wednesday, 31th July, from 18.45 p.m.. Please register at meetup for easier planning.