Jean-François Méhaut

Jean-François Méhaut is Professor of Computer Science at the Université Joseph Fourier (UJF) since 2003. He is a member of the LIG and head of the Nanosi team. His current research includes embedded systems as well as all aspects of high performance computing including runtime systems, multithreading and memory management in NUMA multiprocessors, multi-core and hybrid programming. Jean-François supervised 26 PhD student. He has spent one year at the Argonne National Laboratory of Department of Energy (DOE, Illinois, USA). He is currently involved in the EU FP7 ICT Mont-Blanc projects. He is a member of the joint laboratory for petascale computing (JLPC) between INRIA and University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (UIUC), Argonne National Laboratory (ANL/MCS) and the BSC (Barcelona). He is also PI of the FP7 IRSES HPC GA (High Performance Computing for Geophysics Applications).