Summary
Pablo Mininni is a physicist and professor with over 16 years of experience leading research and HPC initiatives in computational fluid dynamics and turbulence. He holds a PhD from the University of Buenos Aires and spent a decade at NCAR where he developed parallelization and spectral methods for multi-scale, multi-physics simulations. As head of UBA’s Physics Department (2011–2015) and current director of a joint UBA–CONICET institute, he combines academic leadership with large-scale project management, including chairing Argentina’s national HPC system and deploying a TOP500 machine for the national weather service. Awarded the Houssay and ICTP prizes, he applies statistical and sub-grid modeling techniques across astrophysical, geophysical, atmospheric and quantum fluid problems. Notably, he bridges theoretical insight with hands-on HPC deployment, shaping both scientific direction and computational infrastructure in Argentina.
17 years of coding experience