Timothy Williams

Principal Project Specialist, Computational Science
Tim Williams

Argonne National Laboratory
9700 South Cass Avenue
Building 240 - Rm. 2129
Argonne, IL 60439

630-252-1154
Bio: 

Tim Williams is a Principal Project Specialist, Computational Science at the ALCF, where he works with large-scale projects using the IBM Blue Gene/P supercomputer. He is manager of the Early Science Program, which is preparing scientific applications for early use of the facility’s next-generation IBM Blue Gene/Q computer, Mira. His Ph.D. Physics research was in statistical turbulence theory, and he conducted subsequent research in plasma physics, groundwater flow simulation, and climate modeling---with a nine-year interlude writing pricing and risk codes in the financial industry. He has focused on high-performance parallel computing since 1989 at LLNL, NERSC, LANL, and now ANL.


Professional Societies & Advisory Committees: 
2010 - Present American Physical Society
2012 - Present Association for Computing Machinery

Areas of Interest: 
Agent-based Modeling, Climate Modeling, Computational Science Plasma Physics, Cosmology, Particle-mesh Methods