I am a Metropolis Postdoctoral Fellow at Los Alamos National Laboratory studying astrophysical plasmas using exascale GPU-based resources. My work at Los Alamos is currently focused on developing AthenaPK, an exascale magnetohydrodynamics code, and Parthenon, the adaptive mesh refinement framework that powers AthenaPK. With AthenaPK, I run simulations of astrophysical jets in various scenarios on Frontier, the world’s first exascale supercomputer.
My computational intrests focus on enabling scientific computing on GPUs via the development of performance-portable codes: codes that are capable of high performance on various GPU and CPU architectures.
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PhD in Astrophysics and Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering, 2022
Michigan State University
BSc in Physics and Mathematics with Emphasis in Applied and Computational Mathematics, 2016
Brigham Young University
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