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Andreas Herten is a researcher at Jülich Supercomputing Centre heading the Accelerating Devices Lab and the co-head of the Novel System Architectures division. He is part of the NVIDIA Application Lab at Jülich, in which he analyses, ports, and optimizes scientific applications for GPUs. He is involved in numerous third-party-funded projects for improving scalability of GPU-enabled applications. Recently, he is part of the team procuring JUPITER, the first European exascale supercomputer and to be hosted at JSC. Before working in HPC, Andreas did his PhD in experimental particle physics using GPUs for data suppression.