A-HUG is the Arm HPC User Group https://a-hug.org/

a user-led, not-for-profit organization intent on promoting the latest Arm-based silicon, systems and platforms for the High Performance and Technical Computing community. Eva says their sense of community enables exchange and collaborations, which would be much harder to achieve without A-HUG. As a board member, she looks forward to being even more involved and connecting with more researchers, as well as to help advance the Arm HPC ecosystem.

Eva holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and since 2021 she works as lead research scientist at the Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS) at Stony Brook University. She is heavily involved in research computing on campus and one of her main responsibilities is the Ookami project, an NSF funded computing technology testbed with Arm-based Fujitsu A64FX processors. The system is used by researchers worldwide. Dr. Siegmann’s responsibilities include scientific user support, outreach, disseminating results, collaborations with other research groups, and project management