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David Ozog is a researcher in HPC software at Cornelis Networks living in Washington, DC. He received a PhD in computer science at the University of Oregon (UO), where his dissertation applied HPC developments to various multi-scale computational chemistry applications. As a PhD student, David was awarded the Computational Science Graduate Fellowship, which supported his research in performance measurement of novel parallel runtime systems applied to computational
chemistry problems. At Cornelis Networks, David is engineering manager of the Middleware, Libraries, and Middleware Enablement team, leading development of MPI, OpenSHMEM, CCL's, and other HPC software software.