Picom-Lab
Oregon State University. 1500 SW Jefferson Way, Corvallis, OR 97331.
CASE 3067
110 SW Park Terrace
Corvarllis, Oregon
The Parallel Intelligent Computing (Picomp) Lab at the EECS at Oregon State University focuses on the study of large-scale parallel systems and artificial intelligence. We focus on developing scalable algorithms, efficient system designs, and innovative machine learning techniques to address complex, real-world problems. Our mission is to improve the performance, reliability, energy efficiency, and productivity of large-scale parallel systems, contributing to advancements in computational science, engineering, and data-driven scientific discovery.
news
| Dec 29, 2025 | A paper “LUMOS: Democratizing SciML Workflows with L0-Regularized Learning for Unified Feature and Parameter Adaptation” is accepted in IPDPS’26. |
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| Sep 16, 2025 | Two Ph.D. students, Arunavo Dey and Changqing Li, are joining us this fall! |
| Sep 12, 2025 | A paper “Phoenix: Enabling Unstructured Sparse Fine-Tuning and Inference for Foundation Models on Wafer-Scale Engine” is accepted in SC’25 ExHetAI workshop. |
| Apr 20, 2025 | NSF OAC has awarded our project “OAC Core: AI-Surrogate Enhanced Heterogeneous Acceleration for Large-Scale Power Grid Simulation (OAC:2505118)”. Thanks, NSF! |
| Feb 01, 2025 | A paper “HurriCast: Synthetic Tropical Cyclone Track Generation for Hurricane Forecasting” is accepted to the SSS-25 symposium at AAAI 2025. |