
Biography
Haohuan Fu is the deputy director of the National
Supercomputing Center in Wuxi, laeding the research and
development division. He is also an associate professor in
the Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Earth System
Modeling, and Department of Earth System Science in
Tsinghua University, where he leads the research group of
High Performance Geo-Computing (HPGC). Fu has a PhD in
computing from Imperial College London. Since joining
Tsinghua in 2011, Dr. Fu has been working towards the goal
of providing both the most efficient simulation platforms
and the most intelligent data management and analysis
platforms for geoscience applications. His research has,
for example, led to efficient designs of atmospheric
dynamic solvers for both Tianhe-1A, Tianhe-2, Sunway
TaihuLight supercomputers, and the reconfigurable
computing platforms. The work based on the Sunway
TaihuLight supercomputer manages to scale a fully-implicit
solver to over 10 million cores, which won the Gordon Bell
Prize of SC16.
Presentations
ACM Gordon Bell Finalist
ACM Gordon Bell Finalist
Workshop

Applications
Government Strategies, Programs, and Funding
HPC Center Planning and Operations