Gaurav Khanna is an Indian-American black hole physicist, supercomputing innovator, academic and researcher. He is a Professor of Physics, and Director of Research Computing at University of Rhode Island. Khanna served as a guest editor for a 2018 special issue of IEEE CiSE with a focus on supercomputing.
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| - Gaurav Khanna is an Indian-American black hole physicist, supercomputing innovator, academic and researcher. He is a Professor of Physics, and Director of Research Computing at University of Rhode Island. Khanna served as a guest editor for a 2018 special issue of IEEE CiSE with a focus on supercomputing. (en)
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| - Binary Black Hole Coalescence: The Close Limit (en)
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| - Gaurav Khanna is an Indian-American black hole physicist, supercomputing innovator, academic and researcher. He is a Professor of Physics, and Director of Research Computing at University of Rhode Island. Khanna has authored 100 publications. His work is focused in the areas of gravitational physics, computational physics, black holes, and quantum gravity. He has also made contributions in the area of black hole perturbation theory, loop quantum cosmology, singularities and gravitational wave science. He is the creator of the OpenMacGrid, PlayStation 3 Gravity Grid, and developer of open-source software for scientific computing for the Mac. His work has been featured multiple times in newspapers and blogs, including The New York Times, HPCWire, Physics Buzz, The Verge, Forbes, Wired, among others. He was named a Fellow of the American Physical Society in 2021. Khanna served as a guest editor for a 2018 special issue of IEEE CiSE with a focus on supercomputing. (en)
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