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Alessandro Curioni

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Rebasing I/O for Scientific Computing: Leveraging Storage Class Memory in an IBM BlueGene/Q Supercomputer

Miguel Angel Gila Arrondo, Felix Schürmann, Davide Tacchella, Pramod Shivaji Kumbhar, Alessandro Curioni, John Anthony Biddiscombe, Fabien Jonathan Delalondre, Peter Morjan, Blake Fitch, Lars Schneidenbach

Storage class memory is receiving increasing attention for use in HPC systems for the acceleration of intensive IO operations. We report a particular instance using SLC FLASH memory integrated with an IBM BlueGene/Q supercomputer at scale (Blue Gene Active ...

Springer2014

Characterizing and Understanding Divalent Adsorbates on Carbon Nanotubes with Ab Initio and Classical Approaches: Size, Chirality, and Coverage Effects

Wanda Andreoni, Fabio Pietrucci, Alessandro Curioni

The study of oxygen chemisorption on single-walled carbon nanotubes generally relies on simple atomistic models and hence hampers the possibility to understand whether nanotube size or adduct concentration have a role in determining the surface adsorbate i ...

Amer Chemical Soc2014

Key/Value-enabled Flash Memory for Complex Scientific Workflows with On-line Analysis and Visualization

Felix Schürmann, Stefan Eilemann, Alessandro Curioni, Peter Morjan, Blake Fitch, Bernard Metzler, Lars Schneidenbach, Ralph Bellofatto, Peter Kaltstein

Scientific workflows are often composed of compute-intensive simulations and data-intensive analysis and visualization, both equally important for productivity. High-performance computers run the compute-intensive phases efficiently, but data-intensive pro ...

Ieee2016