Michael Kruse
Biography
Michael graduated with a Master’s degree in computer science from the University of Paderborn (Germany) and a PhD from the University Paris-Sud 11. After a Post-Doc at the École Normale Supérieur, he currently works at Argonne National Laboratory.
His topics of research are optimizing compilers for high performance computing, such as Lattice QCD, especially loop optimizations. He contributes to the LLVM compiler infrastructure including Polly, LLVM’s polyhedral optimizer. Currently, he works on a compiler intermediate representation for loop optimizations, standardizing loop transformations in OpenMP and implementing them in Clang and Flang.
His topics of research are optimizing compilers for high performance computing, such as Lattice QCD, especially loop optimizations. He contributes to the LLVM compiler infrastructure including Polly, LLVM’s polyhedral optimizer. Currently, he works on a compiler intermediate representation for loop optimizations, standardizing loop transformations in OpenMP and implementing them in Clang and Flang.
Presentations
Workshop
Online Only
Accelerator-based Architectures
Parallel Programming Languages and Models
Performance
State of the Practice
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Workshop
Online Only
Accelerator-based Architectures
Applications
Computational Science
Emerging Technologies
Extreme Scale Comptuing
File Systems and I/O
Heterogeneous Systems
Parallel Programming Languages and Models
Performance
Scientific Computing
Software Engineering
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