Author

Johannes Blaschke has worked in the Data Science Engagement group at NERSC since 2019, leading the NESAP for Data project, and the workflow readiness activities for the next-generation NERSC systems. NESAP for Data addresses data-intensive pipelines that process massive datasets from experimental and observational science facilities like synchrotron light sources, telescopes, microscopes, particle accelerators, or genome sequencers. His work includes researching new high-productivity HPC programming models and techniques; developing cross-facility workflows; and applying novel simulation techniques to a broad range of complex systems. This has led to him becoming a long-time advocate for the Julia language.