Submitted by j.arteza on Thu, 03/09/2020 - 15:29
Nick Papior is a HPC specialist at the Technical University of Denmark under the DTU Computing Center.
His main focus lies in exploring and co-developing new frameworks within the HPC community whilst supporting scientists with computer code and simulations.
During his Physics PhD he re-implemented the non-equilibrium Green function code TranSiesta which is based on the first-principles code Siesta. The new TranSiesta focused on new algorithms and better performance by implementing several new solvers.
His main interests are HPC algorithms and extended NEGF theory for more realistic device simulations at the atomic level.
He is also a member of the Electronic Structure Library effort which tries to unify developments across the electronic structure community.
