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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Easybuild User Meeting Talk
November 18, 2022
Earlier this year, Dr. Jan-Patrick Lehr (TU Darmstadt) gave a talk.
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Successful Defense 03.09.2021
September 13, 2022
The PhD presentation of Jan-Patrick Lehr gives a fast overview of MetaCG and PIRA.
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Paper accepted
August 01, 2022
Our paper “Compiler-assisted Instrumentation Selection for Large-scale C++ Codes” has been accepted at the C3PO Workshop / ISC 2022.
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FOSDEM talk video online
July 29, 2022
The FOSDEM'22 talk about our profile-guided profiling tool PIRA is available.
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FOSDEM 2022 Talk
July 28, 2022
A Talk by Moritz Schwarzmeier / Jan-Patrick Lehr (TU Darmstadt) in the “HPC, Big Data, and Data Science devroom” is available.
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NHR PerfLab Seminar: Performance Measurements in HPC
July 27, 2022
A talk by Christian Iwainsky (TU Darmstadt) is available.
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Conference talk online
July 26, 2022
Our conference presentation of MPI-CorrBench from HPDC is available.
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Paper accepted
July 25, 2022
Our paper “Automatic partitioning of MPI operations in MPI+OpenMP applications” was accepted at the C3PO Workshop / ISC 2021.
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Paper accepted
July 22, 2022
Our paper “Automatic low-overhead load-imbalance detection in MPI applications” was accepted at EuroPar 2021.
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Paper accepted
July 21, 2022
Our paper “MPI-CorrBench: Towards an MPI Correctness Benchmark Suite” was accepted at the HPDC.
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FOSDEM Talk Video online
July 20, 2022
Our FOSDEM 2021 talk is now available.
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Paper accepted
July 18, 2022
Our paper “MetaCG: Annotated call-graphs to facilitate whole-program analysis” was accepted at the Workshop / TAPAS.
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Paper accepted
July 15, 2022
Our paper “Developing Models for the Runtime of Programs With Exponential Runtime Behavior” was accepted at the International Workshop / PMBS’20.
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Paper accepted
July 14, 2022
Our paper “Towards Compiler-Aided Correctness Checking of Adjoint MPI Applications” was accepted at the Correctness 2020 Workshop (Collaboration / IT Center RWTH Aachen).
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Paper accepted
July 13, 2022
Our paper “Leveraging Hybrid Cloud HPC in Multitier Reactive Programming” was accepted at the SuperCompCloud Workshop of Supercomputing (Collaboration / Group of Prof. Dr. Guido Salvaneschi).
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PIRA v0.2 now on github
July 12, 2022
Version 0.2 of the automatic instrumentation refinement tool PIRA is now available on our github.
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qTESLA now on github
July 11, 2022
Implementations of a quantum-attack resistant signature scheme are now available on our github.
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SimAnMo now on github
July 08, 2022
The performance modeling tool SimAnMo is now available on our github.
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Conference presentation recordings available
July 07, 2022
The recordings of our presentations at the C3PO workshop are now available on YouTube.
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Paper accepted
July 06, 2022
Our papers “Automatic detection of MPI assertions” and “Compiler-assisted type-safe checkpointing” are accepted as full papers at the C3PO workshop.