San Diego Supercomputer Center · UC San Diego
Igor Sfiligoi
Computational and Data Science Researcher
I work at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) at UC San Diego, collaborating with researchers across many science domains — from structural engineering, plasma physics to genomics. My work bridges advanced computing infrastructure and the scientific questions that drive it.
Whether you're a researcher looking for HPC expertise, a student curious about scientific computing, or a potential collaborator — I'd love to connect.
Current Work & Affiliations
Projects and collaborations I'm actively involved with.
SHAPE Center
Co-Principal Investigator
The SHAPE center at UC San Diego focuses on developing scalable high-performance computing methods and applications for designing metamaterials under high strain.
CGYRO
Main Developer & Maintainer
A high-performance gyrokinetic simulation code for plasma physics, part of the GACODE suite used by fusion energy researchers worldwide.
scikit-bio
Moderator and Contributor
An open-source Python library for bioinformatics, supporting reproducible microbiome and genomics research. Published in Nature Methods.
Cosmos
APU-accelerated computing at SDSC
Through its incremental programming approach, Cosmos aims to democratize access to accelerated computing.
DSC 190: High Performance Computing
UC San Diego
A hands-on course using realistic, production-quality HPC resources for scientific research. Students will work directly with the same systems used by professional researchers — not toy systems.
Learn more about the courseLet's Collaborate
I'm always open to new research collaborations, student inquiries, and conversations about HPC, scientific computing, and data science. Reach out through any of the links below.