American computer scientist

Jeffrey S. Vetter

Nationality| American
Alma mater| Georgia Tech
Known for|

* High performance computing[1]
* Extreme heterogeneity[2]
* Systems programming

Awards|

* IEEE Fellow (2017)[1]
* ACM Distinguished Member (2012)[3]

Scientific career
Fields|

* Distributed computing
* Cyberinfrastructure
* Scientific workflow systems.

* High performance computing
* Reproducibility

Institutions|

* Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Academic advisors|

* Karsten Schwan[4]

Website|

* ft.ornl.gov/~vetter/

Jeffrey S. Vetter is a  Corporate Fellow of computer science and mathematics, and the founding group leader at the Future Technologies Group in the Computer Science and Mathematics Division of Oak Ridge National Laboratory.[5]

## Contents

* 1 Education
* 2 Research
* 3 Honors
* 4 References

## Education[edit]

Vetter attended Georgia Tech where he obtained his Ph.D. in computer science.[5]

## Research[edit]

His current research interests[6] include scientific workflow systems, cloud computing, resource management, with particular emphasis on scientific workflow system management.

## Honors[edit]

Vetter is a Fellow of the IEEE.

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b ORNL’s Vetter Named IEEE Fellow, by HPC staff, in HPCwire; published 22 December 2016; retrieved 13 August 2020
2. ^ Preparing for Extreme Heterogeneity in High Performance Computing, by CECS Dean, in ""Australian National University""; published 1 June 2019; retrieved 13 August 2020
3. ^ All Years, ACM Distinguished Member, by Association for Computing Machinery; retrieved 29 July 2020
4. ^ Karsten Schwan; retrieved 29 July 2020
5. ^ a b "Prof Jeffrey S. Vetter, research profile – personal details (Oak Ridge National Laboratory". Retrieved 29 July 2020.
6. ^ Jeffrey Vetter publications indexed by Google Scholar

Authority control: Scientific databases |

* Google Scholar

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