Kalyan S. Perumalla (KP)
Senior R&D Manager, CSE Division, ORNL
Adjunct Professor, School of CSE, Georgia Tech
Building 5700, Room F113
PO Box 2008 MS-6085
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6085
Phone: (865) 241-1315
Fax: (865) 576-0003
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Dr. Kalyan Perumalla is a Senior R&D Manager in the Computational Sciences and Engineering Division at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and an adjunct professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology. His areas of interest include high performance computing, parallel simulation, and parallel combinatorial optimization.
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Dr. Perumalla is a recent winner of the prestigious DOE Career Award, 2010-2015, for advanced scientific computing research. His primary research contributions are in the application of reversible computation to high performance computing, and in advancing the vision of a new class of supercomputing applications using real-time, parallel discrete event simulations. He has co-authored a book, three book chapters, and over 80 articles in these areas in peer-reviewed conferences and journals. Four of his co-authored papers received the best paper awards, in 1999, 2002, 2005 and 2008, and two more papers were finalists in 2010. He has been actively serving the research community in the roles of editorial board member, program committee member and reviewer with several international conferences and journals. His research prototype tools in parallel and distributed computing have been disseminated to research institutions worldwide. He earned his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Georgia Tech in 1999. He has performed research as an investigator on several federally funded projects, including DOE, DARPA, DHS, and NSF programs.
Service
- Editorial Board Member ACM TOMACS (since 2008)
- Editorial Board Member SCS SIMULATION (since 2008)
- Steering Committee Member ACM/IEEE PADS (2007-2010)
- Guest Editor SIMULATION: Special Issue 2008
- Program Chair ASYM 2007
- Program Co-Chair ACM/IEEE PADS 2007
- Program Committee Member ACM/IEEE PADS (since 2000)
- Program Committee Member IEEE MASCOTS 2010, 2005, 2010
- Program Committee Member ACM/IEEE DS-RT 2010
- Program Committee Member SimuTools 2010
- Program Committee Member Supercomputing 2008
- Committee Member ORNL LDRD Seed Money Committee (2006-2008)
- Advisory Board Member Georgia Tech CERCS (since 2008)
Post-docs/Advisees/Interns
ORNL
- Dr. Sudip Seal - Post-doc 2007-2009 (currently ORNL S&T Staff)
High Performance Discrete Event Simulations.
Dr. Seal came with two Ph.D. degrees: Iowa State (CS), New Mexico (Physics)
- Srikanth Yoginath - ORNL S&T Staff, pursuing Ph.D., Georgia Tech (CSED)
HPC + Discrete Event Simulations (jointly advised with Prof. Fujimoto)
- Matthew Street - Summer 2010, Middle Tennessee State University, CS
Visualizations for Parallel Discrete Event Simulations
- Clayton Thurmer - Spring 2009, Oberlin College, CS
Discrete Event Simulator Benchmarking - Commercial compared to Research
- Brandon Aaby - 2007-2009, Maryville College, CS
High Performance Hybrid Computing using Networks of Processors and GPGPUs
- Patrick Wilkerson - Summer 2007, Austin Peay State University, Physics
Parallel FDTD as Asynchronous Speculative Execution
- John Wright - Summer 2007, Mercer University, CS
Reversibility of Numerical Computational Methods
- Kathleen Abercrombie - Summer 2006, Ph.D. student, Georgia Tech, ISyE
Cut Selection in Sensor Network Optimization
- Eric Beier - Summer 2006, Ph.D. student, Texas A&M, ISyE
Federated Optimization of Sensor Networks
- Alfred Park - Summer 2006, Ph.D. student, Georgia Tech, CS
Integrated Analysis of Sensor Networks
- Jason Roop - Summer 2006, Senior Undergrad, North Carolina Central, CS
Social Network Simulation using GPGPUs
Georgia Tech
- Sivagowri Swaminathan - Summer 2005, M.S., Georgia Tech, CS
Incremental Mixed Integer Programming
- Ashok Babu Amara - Fall 2004, M.S., Georgia Tech, CS
Scalable Sensor Network Simulation
- Srikanth Sundargopalan - Fall 2003, M.S., Georgia Tech, CS
High-Fidelity Modeling of Computer Worms
- Jagrut Dave - Fall 2003, M.S., Georgia Tech, CS
Discrete Event Particle-in-Cell Simulations
- Half a dozen more - 2000-2003, Georgia Tech, CS
jointly advised with Prof. Fujimoto
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