I’m an undergrad at Rice University majoring
in CS with a passion for high performance
computing and scientific computing
Henry Termondt
About Me
About
As a part of Rice University’s class of 2030, I’m studying CS and planning on minoring in Computational and Applied Mathematics as well as Physics. I’m especially interested in parallel computing and its application in science.
I build simulations and visualizations in WebGL/GLSL and JavaScript, and I’m transitioning to Rust, C++, and CUDA. I also have experience with Python and Java.
For fun, I enjoy playing violin and folding origami. I also find tutoring and helping others extremely rewarding.
Selected Works
Simulating galaxies colliding with 1,000,000 stars using a
hybrid CPU-GPU Barnes-Hut algorithm in real time
Designed novel algorithm for GPU accelerated numeric solvers
for PDEs (e.g. Schrödinger equation) to run on school
and student laptops
