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- 1. Patrick Diehl, Ph.D. Patrick received his Ph.D. from the University of Bonn in Applied Mathematics. He was a postdoctoral fellow at Ecole de Polytechnique Montreal prior to joining the Center of Computation and Technology at Louisiana State University as a research scientist and adjunct faculty at the Department of Astrophysics and Astronomy. His research interests are scientific high-performance computing, asynchronous many-task runtime systems, and Modern C++. Next to his research, he is teaching Modern C++ on various occasions. Furthermore, he is an advocate of open-source software in science to enhance reproducibility. 10/31/23 1
- 2. Your Project/Perspective • Using abstraction layers, like Kokkos or SYCL, to make it easier for domain scientists. • Teaching Modern C++ (C++ 17 and C++ 20) to students and developers to write modern or maybe even better code. • Enhance open science to make HPC software reproducible. • Advovat for open source software to democritize the effort people spend in developing HPC software. 2 My view on D-HPC • How to make HPC software accessible for others? (Packaging, documentation, support) • Containers and Cloud computing – How much overhead do we pay? • How to sustain HPX software after students or postdocs left the project? • How to value research software development and credit in academia?