Background
Matt Belhorn is an HPC support specialist, providing technical support and training to researchers employing the OLCF’s leadership-class public research compute resources.
Matt has a research background in experimental high-energy particle physics. He was a long-time collaborator of the Belle and BelleII CP-violation experiments located at the Japanese High-Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK). His research efforts include contributions to the design and construction of BelleII’s Imaging Time-of-Propagation (iTOP) counter. The iTOP module measures the speed of relativistic subatomic charged particles and is a critical component of the whole detector which allows for particle identification and event reconstruction.
Matt developed his interest in high-performance computing while analyzing the physics of spontaneous particle-antiparticle oscillations.
Education
R&D Activities Contributions
Spack - Spack is a multi-platform package manager that builds and installs multiple versions and configurations of software. It works on Linux, macOS, and many supercomputers. Spack…
Wraprun - Wraprun is a utility that enables independent applications to be launched on Cray resources under a single instance of aprun. The OLCF enforces a policy…
Highlights
Pioneering Frontier: Packaging a User-Friendly Supercomputer Environment
OLCF Researchers, Staff, Recognized on UT-Battelle Awards Night
