Ang Li is a senior computer scientist who joined the High-Performance Computing (HPC) group at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in 2016. His research has been focused on software-hardware co-design for scalable heterogeneous HPC, including graphics processing units, field-programmable gate arrays, coarse-grained reconfigurable arrays, artificial intelligence/machine learning accelerators, and quantum processors. His research covers the full-stack design from circuit level up to architecture, system, library, and applications.

He has published works in major HPC venues, including the International Conference for HPC, Networking, Storage, and Analysis, the International Conference on Supercomputing (SC), and the Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming Conference, among others. Li has also published works at IEEE International Symposiums on Microarchitecture, HPC Architecture, and Workload Characterization, as well as the IEEE Computer Society Technical Consortium on HPC.

Dr. Li’s research has been funded by multiple sponsors. His website can be found here: .