EPCC PhD student poster presentations
28 March 2025
This month we invited our PhD students to present their work to EPCC staff.
As the list below demonstrates, a wide variety of interesting projects were presented. To read about the students' work in depth, see the PhD student profiles on our Training and Education site.
Lilin Yu PhD candidate, EPCCIt’s fascinating to see the wide range of research topics presented—there’s so much potential for collaboration with fellow students who bring different skill sets to the table. I also find it incredibly motivating when others show interest in my research. The lightning talks were my favourite part; they felt like delightful “starters” before the main feast.
The presentations
Jakub Adamski
The Internals of a Distributed Tensor Network Library.
Felicity Anderson
Who Do You Think You Are? Identifying Research Software Engineering Personas From Developer/Repository Interaction Data (shown above).
Andrew Boyd
Chaotic Behaviour of Multiple Immersed Ellipsoids.
Jake Davies
Performance portability for RISC-V accelerators.
Ananya Gangopadhyay
Avoiding dynamic load balancing in meshing workflows by re-using prior partitioning (shown above).
Mark Klaisoongnoen
Streaming financial option Greeks on Xilinx and Intel FPGAs.
David Katz
From LLM to LLVM: An MLIR based stencil compiler for the Cerebras CS-2 (shown above).
Hovhannes Minasyan
ARCHER2 Workload Trends: VASP Case Study (shown above).
Xingran Ruan
Nurturing Self-aware Learning through Facial Expression Interpretation (shown above).
Chao Tang
HyperAIRI: Physic-informed Plug-and-Play algorithm for precise Hyperspectral Radio Interferometric Imaging.
Weiyu Tu
Research on Microbenchmarking of Accelerator Offloading (shown above).
Damon Yu
Frances: AI-driven Web Platform for Analyzing Digitized Historical Collections.
Kejia Zhang
Learn Through Stories: Generating Educational Math Stories for Children using Generative AI (shown above).
