My interests are compilation, programming language design, and effective performance programming. However, I define these areas broadly. As a result, I ask questions such as:

• How can compilers contribute to understanding climate change?
• Can machine learning help us to automate compiler design and performance programming?
• Can compilers revolutionize how hardware (ASICs, CPUs, ...) is designed?
• Can formal verification increase confidence in self-driving cars?
• How can performance programming become a smooth and interactive experience for developers?

Check out my research vision for details! In my research, I aim to:

• address problems important to society,
• advocate for diversity,
• work with the open-source community,
• show that well-being increases scientific performance.

I previously have been affiliated with:

• University of Edinburgh (UK), Reader (Associate Professor)
• ETH Zurich (CH), Ambizione Fellow with Torsten Hoefler
• École Normale Supérieure Paris (FR), Google Ph.D. Fellowship with Albert Cohen
• University of Passau (DE), Diploma with Christian Lengauer

Further Information

www.grosser.science