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Contact Info
Sandia National Laboratories
PO Box 5800
Albuquerque, NM 87185-1319
Office: CSRI/208
Phone: 505-844-2099
Fax: 505-845-7442
Email: rbbrigh@sandia.gov
WWW: http://www.cs.sandia.gov/~rbbrigh/
Current Projects
Publications and Presentations
Biosketch
I received my BS in mathematics in 1991 and my MS in computer
science in 1994 from
Mississippi State University. I joined Sandia National
Laboratories in 1995 after serving as a graduate research assistant
in the system software thrust at the MSU/NSF Engineering Research
Center for Computational Field Simulation (now known as the High Performance Computing
Collaboratory). While at Sandia, I've worked on several
research and development projects associated with system software
and high-performance networking for large-scale, massively
parallel, distributed-memory, scientific computing systems. I've
designed and developed high-performance implementations of the
Message Passing Interface (MPI) standard on several platforms,
including the Cray T3D and T3E, the Intel Paragon and TeraFLOPS
(ASCI/Red), Sandia's Computational Plant Linux clusters, and the
Cray Red Storm (XT3). My research interests include
high-performance, scalable communication interfaces and protocols
for system area networks, operating systems for massively parallel
processing machines, and parallel program performance analysis
libraries and tools. I'm a Senior Member of the IEEE and the IEEE
Computer Society and a Senior Member of the Association of
Computing Machinery.
Awards and Honors
- 2010 - Red Storm Massively Parallel Processor Supercomputer Architecture - FLC Excellence in Technology Transfer
- 2009 - R&D100 Award - Catamount N-Way Lightweight Kernel
- 2007 - Best Paper, International Supercomputing Conference.
(Picture of award presentation)
- 2007 - Senior Member, Association of Computing Machinery
- 2007 - Senior Member, IEEE and IEEE Computer Society
- 2006 - Lockheed Martin NOVA Award, Red Storm Supercomputer
Design and Development Team.
- 2003 - Distinguished Engineering Fellow,
Mississippi State University College of Engineering
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