I am a professor in the computer science and engineering department at the University of California, San Diego. For more information see this Short bio or my curriculum vitae.

Here is a list of my publications (Also see DBLP.)

My research interests are in high performance and scientific computation, including run time support, domain specific translation, irregular problems, and data centric algorithms. My research group is the Scientific Computation Group. I am a founding member of UCSD’s Computational Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Program (CSME).

I am a proponent of international education, cooperation and collaboration. Students: learn about opportunities to study abroad by visiting the international Center's web site today. Study abroad is wonderful experience that will broaden your horizons!

In the fall quarter I am teaching CSE 260, a graduate course in Parallel Computation. In the winter quarter, I am teaching CSE 262 (System Support for Applications of Scientific Computation). The focus this year is Expanding the frontiers of high performance computing. I am also teaching CSE 160 (Introduction to Parallel Computation). In spring I'll teach CSE 100 (Data Structures). I also run the UCSD Large scale systems seminar (CSE 294).

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