Jack Dongarra

Jack Dongarra is a Professor and Turing Fellow in Pure Mathematics. He is affiliated with research groups in the Data Science Institute, Software Systems, Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing, and Applied Mathematics. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through research in Digital Futures.

Research Interests: High-Performance Computing, Parallel Architectures, Linear Algebra, GPU Computing, and Scientific Software Development. His fingerprint includes topics like Graphics Processing Units, Multicore Systems, and Performance Analysis.

Publications (429 total) focus on algorithm design, high-performance computing frameworks, and exascale technologies. Notable contributions include the MAGMA project for GPU/multicore architectures and the development of the heFFTe library for exascale FFT.

• Awards: Turing Fellow

Supervised 1 student. Active in datasets like 'Accelerating scientific computations with mixed precision algorithms' (2009) and impacts such as MAGMA's development.