Computational Research Scientist
Computational Research Division
Applied Mathematics & Scientific Computing
Mailstop 50F-1650
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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I am a Research Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, working on high-performance graph analysis and libraries, parallel sparse matrix computations, and communication-avoiding algorithms. Previously, I was an Alvarez Fellow.
I obtained my Ph.D. from UC Santa Barbara. My advisor was John R. Gilbert. My unusually shallow genealogy includes only three lineal ascendants. You can pronounce my first name like this. The "ı" in my first name is a lowercase dotless i ({\i} in LaTeX, ı in HTML and U+0131 in UTF-8).
Recent News
Postdoctoral opening on graph algorithms and data mining, check out the flier and apply.
My work is now supported through a DOE Early Career award.
I am in Boston for IPDPS'13 in May.
New paper on communication-optimal sparse matrix-matrix multiplication (SPAA'13).
Check out the new ACM Transactions on Parallel Computing