I am a computer scientist with a background in computing, physics, and applied math. My research interests include algorithms and software, modeling quantum many-body systems, and the theory of computing -i.e. check out the quantum computing group at UW physics. I am an expert programmer for HPC systems. My main projects currently funded by the US Department of Energy:
US DOE Office of Science and National Nuclear Security Administration Initiative: Exascale Computing Project - Application Assessment
US DOE Office of Science Nuclear Physics and Advanced Scientific Computing Research: SciDAC Computing the Properties of Matter with Leadership Computing Resources
US DOE Office of Science Fusion Energy Sciences and Advanced Scientific Computing Research: SciDAC Plasma Surface Interactions: Predicting the Performance and Impact of Dynamic PFC Surfaces
2019 recipient of a US DOE INCITE Award on the IBM AC922 at Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility, Summit (#1 computer on Top500): Real-Time Non-Equilibrium Dynamics of Strongly Interacting Nuclear Matter
2020 recipient of a US DOE INCITE Award on the IBM AC922 at Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility, Summit (#1 computer on Top500): Nuclear Matter Dynamics in Real Time and the Heaviest Elements in Nature