
Biography
David Keyes is the director of the Extreme Computing
Research Center at King Abdullah University of Science and
Technology, where he was a founding dean in 2009, and an
adjunct professor of applied mathematics at Columbia
University. Keyes earned his BSE in Aerospace and
Mechanical Engineering from Princeton and his PhD in
Applied Mathematics from Harvard. He works at the
algorithmic interface between parallel computing and the
numerical analysis of partial differential equations. He
is a Fellow of SIAM and AMS and has received the AMC
Gordon Bell Prize, the IEEE Sidney Fernbach Award and the
SIAM Prize for Distinguished Service to the Profession.
Presentations
Workshop

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

Data management
Deep Learning
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