Michel Mueller
Biography
Michel Müller is a Ph.D. student at the Tokyo Institute of
Technology. He graduated from the Master’s course in
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at ETH
Zurich in 2012. The first contact with GPGPU programming
was for a semester thesis regarding the feasibility of
GPUs for the COSMO weather model in 2011. During and after
his ETH studies he worked in the industry as a software
architect at ATEGRA AG Switzerland. His interest in GPUs
eventually lead him to Tokyo where he became interested in
productivity issues in HPC software as a guest researcher
at Aoki Laboratory. Since 2015 Michel is pursuing a Ph.D.
course on the topic of applying GPUs to the Japanese
weather model ”ASUCA” while retaining the original user
code as much as possible.
Presentations
Workshop
Hybrid Fortran: High Productivity GPU Porting
Framework Applied to Japanese Weather Prediction
Model
Accelerators
Applications
Compiler Analysis and Optimization
Compilers
Parallel Programming Languages, Libraries, Models
and Notations
Runtime Systems
