3rd year undergraduate students (Ebata, Koizumi, Niwayama) have done their paper introductions in front of other students.
It helps them with understanding the research topics in our laboratory and improving their paper reading skills , congratulations!
Prof. Takizawa and Prof. Egawa presented in “Re-Emergence of Vector Architectures Workshop”
Prof. Takizawa and Prof. Egawa made a presentation in “Re-Emergence of Vector Architectures Workshop” at Honolulu, Hawaii
Prof. Takizawa made a presentation on “Vectorization-aware Loop Optimization with User-defined Code Transformations”.
Prof. Egawa made a presentation on “Performance and Power Analysis of SX-ACE using HP-X Benchmark Programs”.
We held end of first semester party today
Today, members of our lab held the party for the end of first semester, everyone enjoyed themselves in the party!
The “Open Campus” has been finished!
Thank you for coming!
We are looking forward to seeing more people interested in HPC and come to our booth next year！
Prof. Egawa made a presentation in “9th symposium of Joint Usage/Research Center for Interdisciplinary Large-scale Information Infrastructures “
Prof. Egawa made a presentation in “9th symposium of Joint Usage/Research Center for Interdisciplinary Large-scale Information Infrastructures” with the title “Cerebrospinal Fluid Flow Analysis in Subarachnoid Space”.
Assistant Prof. Komatsu made a poster presentation in ” 9th symposium of Joint Usage/Research Center for Interdisciplinary Large-scale Information Infrastructures” (deputy presenter)
Assistant Professor Komatsu made a poster presentation in “9th symposium of Joint Usage/Research Center for Interdisciplinary Large-scale Information Infrastructures” with the title “Theory and Practice of Vector Processing for Data and Memory Centric Applications” as the deputy presenter of Prof. Kobayashi.
We are preparing the Open Campus 2017
On July 10, we were preparing the demo program to be shown at Open Campus day ( July 25, July 26)
Feel free to visit our laboratory~
Prof. Takizawa made a presentation at iWAPT2017
Prof. Takizawa made a presentation on “A customizable auto-tuning scenario with user-defined code transformations” at International Workshop on Automatic Performance Tuning.
Prof. Takizawa made a presentation at “The 22nd computing engineering workshop”
Prof. Takizawa made a presentation on “Possibility of Code Optimization using Machine Learning” at “The 22nd computing engineering workshop”.
About Our Laboratory
Through the operation of supercomputing systems, we focus our research on the design and development of next-generation supercomputing systems and their applications. Targeted areas range from key components of supercomputing systems, which include energy-aware system architectures and highly-productive programing environments, to performance optimization techniques for accelerating innovative supercomputing applications.
Prof. Takizawa, Assoc Prof. Goto, and Assoc Prof. Egawa have their own research themes, and collaborate with each other for education. Undergraduate students of our lab belong to Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, School of Engineering, while graduate students belong to Graduate School of Information Sciences. The students are mainly working on research projects relevant to high-performance computing. Considering the actual supercomputing systems, they will join practical and pragmatic research and development. Visit the “Research” page for more details about our research topics.