Lab News

This past week, we presented our latest work on NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPU architecture at the International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) in New Orleans. The paper, Microbenchmarking NVIDIA’s Blackwell Architecture, represents a deep dive into the performance characteristics of NVIDIA’s newest accelerator—and the results reveal some genuinely surprising fi...

Professor Sunita Chandrasekaran has been recognized as part of the inaugural SCW75 list by Scientific Computing World, which celebrates leaders shaping the future of scientific computing across high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), simulation, and research infrastructure. The SCW75 recognizes individuals whose work is advancing the technologies and syst...

Today was a truly special and joyful day as we came together to celebrate the graduation of our students. Following the end of the spring semester, we gathered for a small celebration filled with laughter, memories, and reflections on the incredible journeys that brought us to this milestone and look ahead to the exciting opportunities that await. We are especially proud of Saie...

The CRPL members recently purchased a volleyball net, and it has been exciting to see the enthusiasm and participation from lab members. Volleyball is a shared interest among many in the group, and it has quickly become a fun way for students to connect outside of research. Beyond the court, the games have strengthened friendships, encouraged teamwork, and created lasting memori...

Members of the Computational Research and Programming Lab (CRPL) were recognized at the University of Delaware Computer & Information Sciences Department Awards ceremony for their academic achievements, research contributions, and leadership. The event celebrated outstanding students alongside their families, faculty, and department members. Among the award winners, Aaron Ja...

Four Students from our Lab achieved outstanding success at the University of Delaware’s 2026 Spring Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Showcase, where 22 student-led projects from the Departments of Computer and Information Sciences (CIS) and Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) were presented. The event highlighted undergraduate research and innovation through poster presentations...