Compiler and Runtime Technology
Closing the gap between computational and I/O performance, deeper memory, and storage hierarchies with projects like Low-Level Resource Management, VeloC, DIY, autotuning, and Scaling OpenMP.
Mathematics and Computer Science
Compilers, Operating Systems, and Programming Models
Designing the software infrastructure for the world’s most powerful computers
Argonne’s Mathematics and Computer Science division has longstanding research programs in compilers, programming models, operating systems, and systems software for high performance computing. Our research is captured in open-source software such as LLVM, MPICH and Argobots.
Related Projects
System Evaluations
Exploring low-level experimental computer and computational science, including operating systems, messaging, compilers, power measurements, I/O, and new file systems through laboratories such as the Joint Laboratory for System Evaluation (JLSE.)
Recent Activities
- Track: Programming Models, Option: API — ATPESC24
- Various Presentations — ISC High Performance 2024
- Discovering US: Pete Beckman and Rajesh Sankaran — HiPEAC on LinkedIn
Recent Awards
- Argonne 2024 Outstanding Postdoctoral Performance Award in Basic Research — Robert Underwood
- Best paper at HPDC’24: The 33rd International Symposium on High-Performance Parallel and Distributed Computing — Avinash Maurya, Robert Underwood, M. Mustafa Rafique, Franck Cappello, and Bogdan Nicolae
- Charles Babbage Award - Franck Cappello
- Outstanding Paper of the Year 2022 Award - Jordan Jalving, Sungho Shin, and Victor M. Zavala