Jan G. Cornelis

Research - Projects - Coordinates - Biography - Miscellaneous

I am a research scientist at the ETRO Department of the Faculty of Engineering at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.

Research

My research interests include:

Parallel computing.
Parallel performance analysis.
General purpose computing on GPUs.

In particular, I am looking at the use of anti-parallel patterns to guide the parallel performance analysis process. A number of relevant documents are listed next.

Anti-parallel Patterns

Anti-parallel patterns were introduced in my master's thesis.
A summary of the corresponding research can be found here.
This paper discusses the use of benchmarks based on anti-parallel patterns to compare the performance of different GPUs.

The results of our research around anti-parallel patterns will be centralized here.
The page is currently under construction.

Projects

GUDI

A combined GPU/FPGA desktop system for accelerating image processing.

Coordinates

Jan G. Cornelis
Department of Electronics and Informatics
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Pleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussels
Belgium

Room: PL9.28 at Pleinlaan 9
email: jgcornel[at]etro[dot]vub[dot]ac[dot]be

Very Short Biography

I graduated as an industrial engineer at KIHO in 1993 and as a civil engineer at KU Leuven in 1996.

I received a master's degree in applied informatics at VUB in 2010.

Between 1997 and 2010 I have worked for Xpedite Systems Belgium and Spain, KPN Base and Atos Origin.

I joined ETRO in 2011.

Miscellaneous

I like to keep lists.

A list of books.
A map of countries.