ISC'12

June 17-21, 2012

Hamburg, Germany

Dr. Ken Mackenzie

D. E. Shaw Research

Ken Mackenzie works on architectural simulation and software at D. E. Shaw Research, working on the Anton machine since 2004. Prior to that, Ken worked in the general areas of network interfaces and runtimes for parallel computing for Reservoir Labs, Inc, and as an Assistant Professor in the College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Ken obtained a Ph.D. and S.M., both in electrical engineering and computer science, as well as an S.B. in electrical engineering, from MIT.

 
Contributions: Alternative Processors, Architectures & Applications
The Challenges of Developing Software for Anton, an Application-Specific Machine for Molecular Dynamics
  
Program may be subject to changes.