Gregor Von Laszewski is a research professor with nearly two decades of experience at the intersection of high-performance computing, cloud and grid systems, and deep learning performance benchmarking. He has led cloud computing efforts and served as assistant director at Indiana University's Digital Science Center, after a long scientific tenure at Argonne National Laboratory and the Computation Institute. Gregor's career combines academic appointments and applied research—he helped make Grid computing more usable through the Java Commodity Grid Kit and contributed to foundational tooling around the Globus ecosystem. Currently focused on DL performance and GPGPU/GreenIT topics at the Biocomplexity Institute, he brings a rare blend of systems-level engineering, production-oriented research, and long-term perspective on distributed computing evolution.
19 years of coding experience
29 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Computer Science, PhD, Computer Science at Syracuse University
M.S./Diplom, Computer Science, M.S./Diplom, Computer Science at The University of Bonn
non-degree, Computer Science, non-degree, Computer Science at The Ohio State University
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