Dr. rer. nat. Martin Schreiber

 

Contact

Address:

Technische Universität München

Institut für Informatik, Lehrstuhl 5

Boltzmannstr. 3

85748 Garching b. München

Office: MI 02.05.057

Email:

Phone: (089) 289 18 630

Fax: (089) 289 18 607

Office Hours: by arrangement

Research projects

• Transregional Collaborative Research Centre 89 - Invasive Computing
• Sierpinski: Framework for simulations with dynamical adaptive mesh refinement on triangular grids

Interests

• Applications (among others): Weather, Climate, Tsunami, Ocean
• Algorithms: development of new algorithms for scientific computing
• Parallelization: focus on new approaches on HPC architectures
• Architectures: CPU, GPU, XeonPhi
• Mesh: Focus on dynamically adaptive grids based on space-filling curves
• Compute resources: Dynamic resource scheduling
• Realtime: Interactive simulations
• Visualization: Efficient on- and offline processing

Publications

Journals

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Proceedings

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Talks

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PhD Thesis

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Diploma Thesis

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Teaching

Tutorials, Courses and Seminars

WS 2013/14

Seminar: High Performance Computing, advisor

WS 2013/14

Lecture: Algorithms of Scientific Computing 2, teaching assistant

Seminar: Lattice Boltzmann methods, advisor

SS 2013

Lab: Computational Fluid Dynamics, lecturer

Summeracademy: Simulation Technology: From Models to Software, teaching assistant

WS 2012/13

Lecture: Advanced programming, teaching assistant

SS 2012

Lab: Game physics, lecturer

WEP at KAUST: Let's play - building a game physics engine, lecturer

WS 2011/12

Lecture: Numerical programming, teaching assistant

SS 2011

Lab: Game physics, lecturer

WS 2010

Lab: Scientific computing, teaching assistant

Student projects

WS 2014

S. Bartels: Interactive Simulations with Navier-Stokes Equations on many-core Architectures, IDP

SS 2014

F. Klein: Comparison of Shallow Water Simulations with Triangular Grids on the Sphere, Master's Thesis

SS 2014

D. Gutermuth: Application of Space-Filling Curves on unstructured Grids for Simulations on a Sphere, Bachelor's Thesis

WS 2013

A. Bakhtiari: MPI Parallelization of GPU-based Lattice Boltzmann Simulations, Master's Thesis

SS 2013

P. Müller, Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Shallow Water Equations, IDP

SS 2013

T. Hörmann: Parallel Algorithms for Sparse Grids in X10, Bachelor's thesis

WS 2012/13

M. Müller, Application of Shallow Water Equations on Spherical-Distorted Triangular Grids, IDP

WS 2012/13

F. Ehmann, Development of a Shared-Memory Task Scheduling Library for Dynamically Changing Workloads, Master's thesis

SS 2012

F. Klein, Optimization of Numerical Simulations for Regular Subpatches on Adaptive Meshes, Bachelor's thesis

Curriculum vitae

Period	Education
Nov. 2010 - 2014	Doctoral candidate, Technische Universität München, Munich
Nov. 2013	University of Exeter, England
Mar. 2008 - Jun. 2010	Student, Technische Univerisität München, Munich
Aug. 2007 - Feb. 2008	Student, Exchange programm: Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
2004 - Aug. 2007	Student, Technische Univeristät München, Munich
2002 - 2004	BOS Ingolstadt (technical focus), Ingolstadt
2001 - 2002	FOS Ingolstadt (technical focus), Ingolstadt
1998 - 2001	Apprenticeship: office management assistant at KAMPA, Kinding
1995 - 1998	Realschule, Hilpoltstein
1992 - 1995	Gymnasium der Regensburger Domspatzen, Regensburg
1988 - 1992	Elementary school, Greding