As the STE||AR Group continues to grow, we are making our best efforts to guard and foster a vibrant, connected community. We believe that mutual trust and collaboration with our team members is a foundational pillar which supports our accomplishments.
Continue readingThis month Dr. Keita Teranishi, a researcher at Sandia Livermore National Lab, presented his research on fault tolerance and resilience to the STE||AR Group.
Continue readingOn Monday September 9th a graduate of the STE||AR Group, Zahra Khatami returned to LSU and gave a sort lecture about her experiences in the “real world”.
Continue readingWe can now announce the participants in the STE||AR Group’s 2018 Google Summer of Code! We are very proud to announce the names of those 7 students who this year will be funded by Google to work on projects for our group.
These recipients represent only a handful of the many excellent proposals that we had to choose from. For those unfamiliar with the program, the Google Summer of Code Continue reading
The STE||AR Group at LSU is excited to announce a search for a postdoctoral researcher. We are looking for a team member with strong C++ skills and experience and an interest in high performance computing, runtime systems, or machine learning. Familiarity with the paradigms and constructs of Continue reading
2018 is proving to be an exciting year for the STE||AR Group. We anticipate hiring more people this year to help us work on the many new projects we have received. These new rolls include positions for people who are just starting their coding career. Over the summer, the STE||AR Continue reading
By Jesse Goncalves
This summer, with support from the National Science Foundation and LSU’s Center for Computation and Technology, I sought to leverage HPX on a Raspberry Pi cluster, the objective being to show that the C++ library and run-time system ports to even the Continue reading
It has been another STE||AR Summer of Code! This year our team had the privilege to work with some very talented students. Moreover, we are pleased to say that their work clearly showcases their potential. It has been an exciting and rewarding to watch these students submit increasingly influential contributions to our community. Below you can read an outline of their projects which Continue reading
Our GSoC student, Denis Blank, has done a very nice write up of his work over the summer here. In the blog, he outlines his work re-implementing hpx::util::unwrapped as well as his contributions to unify the hpx::wait and hpx::when API. He illustrates the Continue reading
By taeguk (http://taeguk.me)
HPX is “The C++ Standards Library for Concurrency and Parallelism”. So, implementing C++17 parallelism like N4409 is very important. Most of parallel algorithms are already implemented. But, still some algorithms are remained to be not implemented. My main Continue reading