Michael A. Heroux Scientific software for high-performance computing
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Research & Legacy Projects

A body of work in scientific and high-performance computing software, spanning two decades.

These projects reflect work founded or led during my time at Sandia National Laboratories and the US Department of Energy. Several continue as active, community-run efforts; others are complete and preserved here for reference.

Trilinos Project

Trilinos Project

An open-source scientific libraries project sponsored by the US Department of Energy.

Mantevo Project

Mantevo Project

Mini-applications that are suitable performance proxies for full-scale scientific applications.

HPCG Project

HPCG Project

High-Performance Conjugate Gradients (HPCG), a TOP500 benchmark for ranking the fastest computers on the planet.

The Better Scientific Software (BSSw) Project

The Better Scientific Software (BSSw) Project

Creating, curating and collecting resources for the scientific community to improve software practices and products.

The DOE Exascale Computing Project (ECP)

The DOE Exascale Computing Project (ECP)

The US effort to create the software and applications for next-generation supercomputers.

E4S Project

E4S Project

The Ecosystem for Science — a curated software portfolio for HPC-AI applications.

Research Software Science Project

Research Software Science Project

Applying scientific methodologies to understand and improve how software is developed and used to advance research.

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