Few researchers have the opportunity to help shape an entire field, but Mary Hall, professor in the Kahlert School of Computing at the University of Utah, has built a career doing just that. Hall has been recognized by HPCwire as one of its 35 HPC Legends, an honor celebrating influential leaders in high-performance computing.
Hall’s research spans compiler optimization, programming languages, and scientific computing, areas that are critical to helping researchers harness increasingly powerful and complex computing systems. The recognition is an impressive reflection of Hall’s contributions to computing and of the exceptional caliber of faculty who constantly advance research at the Kahlert School of Computing.
For Hall, joining the ranks of HPCwire’s HPC Legends is a well-deserved acknowledgment of the impact she has made through years of research and innovation. It also highlights the kind of expertise and leadership that make the Kahlert School of Computing a place where consequential advances in computing take shape. Read HPCwire’s full feature on Mary Hall to learn more about her contributions to high-performance computing and the work that has earned her recognition as an HPC Legend.