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 ===== Mario Acosta =====
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-Postdoctoral Researcher\\
-**Position:** Group Leader\\
+**Position:** Leading Researcher (Group Leader)\\
-**Interests:** HPC performance, Computer Architecture, Scientific Models, Computational Dynamic Fluids,  Mathematical algorithms.\\
+**Interests:** High-performance computing; computer architecture; scientific software engineering; weather, climate, ocean and Earth system modelling; performance analysis and scalability; heterogeneous CPU and GPU computing; model coupling; scientific workflows; data management; energy efficiency and computational sustainability.\\
 **Contact:** [[mario.acosta@bsc.es|mario.acosta@bsc.es]]
 [[https://www.linkedin.com/in/mario-acosta-cobos|LinkedIn ]]\\
-**ORCID:** \\
+**ORCID:**  [[https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7054-8168| 0000-0001-7054-8168]]\\
-**Joined BSC:** \\
+**Google Scholar:** [[https://scholar.google.es/citations?user=OAKaxosAAAAJ&hl=es]]\\
+**Scopus:** [[https: www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=56489978300]]\\
+**BSC institutional profile:** [[https://www.bsc.es/acosta-mario]]\\
+**Joined BSC:** December 2015\\
-**Short Bio:** Mario Acosta is co-leader of the Computational Earth Sciences (CES) group at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). He obtained his PhD from University of Granada (Spain) in 2015, on High Performance Computing applied to Earth System Modeling. This expertise includes wide knowledge in numerical models (governing equations, numerical algorithms and computational implementation) and how to adapt them efficiently to actual and new High Performance Computing (HPC) resources. He is working in the HPC WP of ESiWACE2, ESCAPE2 and INMERSE and the leader of the HPC WP of IS-ENES3 as BSC PI. Moreover, he is also the PI of a research project with KNMI related to HPC of the model Harmonie-Arome. He is author of 8 peer-reviewed articles in international journals. He presented his work at 14 congresses and workshops, and reviewed some manuscripts for peer-review journals. He is or has been the supervisor of two PhD students and three master students and several degree students, who are developing theses in the HPC topic.  Additionally, he is associate professor at Universitat Politecnic of Catalunya (UPC).
+**Short Bio:** Mario Acosta is a Leading Researcher and Co-Leader of the Computational Earth Sciences group at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. He obtained his PhD in Information and Communication Technologies from the University of Granada in 2015, with research focused on High Performance Computing applied to numerical models. He also holds an MSc in Computer and Network Engineering from the University of Granada and a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Córdoba.
-**Projects:**
+His research lies at the intersection of High Performance Computing, computer architecture, scientific software engineering and Earth system modelling. It focuses on improving the performance, scalability, portability and energy efficiency of weather, climate, ocean and Earth system models on current and emerging supercomputing architectures. His work covers performance analysis and optimisation, model coupling and load balancing, heterogeneous CPU and GPU computing, mixed precision, numerical reproducibility, parallel I/O, data compression, workflow orchestration, digital twins, and computational energy and carbon-footprint metrics.
+He coordinates ESiWACE3 and holds leadership roles in several European initiatives related to Earth system modelling, digital twins and High Performance Computing. He chairs the European HPC Centres of Excellence Council, is a member of the ENES-RI Executive Board and co-leads the CMIP Energy Consumption and Carbon Footprint Task Team.
+Mario has authored several peer-reviewed publications, presented his work at numerous international conferences and workshops, and reviewed manuscripts for scientific journals. He has supervised PhD, master’s, and undergraduate students in HPC topics and is also an Associate Professor at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC).
+**Projects:** ESiWACE3 (Project Coordinator); TerraDT (BSC CES PI, WP Leader); HANAMI (BSC CES PI, WP Leader); GANANA (BSC CES PI, WP Leader); EERIE (WP Leader); Destination Earth Climate DT (BSC CES co-PI, WP Leader); EDITO-Model Lab (Task Leader); GLORIA (co-PI); OEMES (co-PI).
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-Computational Engineer & Software Analyst\\
-**Position:** Group Leader\\
+**Position:** Leading Research Engineer (Group Leader)\\
 **Interests:** HPC performance, Scientific Models, Data management and visualization.\\
 **Contact:** [[miguel.castrillo@bsc.es]] [[https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguel-castrillo-melguizo-2234522b|LinkedIn]]\\
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-**Short Bio:** Miguel Castrillo is co-leader of the Computational Earth Sciences (CES) group at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). He holds an MSc in Computer Science, an MSc in Artificial Intelligence, and a BA in Geography and History. With previous experience as an analyst and software developer for several private companies, he joined the CES group at the BSC in 2012. Miguel's work at BSC has focused on technical projects related to High Performance Computing (HPC), mainly on computational performance, scalability, and workflows for Earth science models. He has contributed to several international projects, including IS-ENES2, IS-ENES3, ESiWACE and ESiWACE2 H2020, and Copernicus CMEMS 87 HPC ORCA36 and IMMERSE H2020 as PI, as well as to the preparation and research support of several PRACE projects. He's currently involved in several award-winning initiatives where he leads different work packages, including Destination Earth Climate DT, EDITO Model Lab, EERIE, ESiWACE3, GLORIA and CDRESM.\\
+**Short Bio:** Miguel Castrillo is Co-Leader of the Computational Earth Sciences (CES) group at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). He holds an MSc in Computer Science, an MSc in Artificial Intelligence, and a BA in Geography and History.
-**Projects:**\\
+Before joining BSC, Miguel worked as an analyst and software developer for several private companies. Since joining the CES group in 2012, his work has focused on technical projects in High Performance Computing (HPC), particularly in computational performance, scalability, and workflows for Earth system models.
+He has contributed to numerous international initiatives, including IS-ENES2, IS-ENES3, ESiWACE, ESiWACE2 H2020, Copernicus CMEMS 87 HPC ORCA36, and IMMERSE H2020 (as PI). Miguel currently leads or contributes to several award-winning European projects, such as Destination Earth Climate DT, EDITO Model Lab, EERIE, ESiWACE3, GLORIA, and CDRESM.\\
+**Projects:** IS-ENES2; IS-ENES3; ESiWACE / ESiWACE2 H2020; Copernicus CMEMS 87 HPC ORCA36; IMMERSE H2020 (PI); Destination Earth Climate DT; EDITO Model Lab; EERIE; ESiWACE3; GLORIA;
+CDRESM.
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-==== Yaquelin Samper Hormaza ====
+==== Yaquelin Samper ====
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 **Position:** Administrative Support\\
+**Interests:** Earth Science, Management\\
 **Contact:** [[yaquelin.samper@bsc.es|yaquelin.samper@bsc.es]]
 [[https://www.linkedin.com/in/yaquelin-samper-hormaza|LinkedIn ]]\\
+**ORCID:** [[https://orcid.org/0009-0004-9439-8503|0009-0004-9439-8503]]\\
+**Joined BSC:** October 2025\\
+**Short Bio:** Yaquelin Samper is a Project Management Professional within the Computational Earth Sciences (CES) Department at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). She joined BSC in 2025 to support departmental operations and facilitate research activities, with a focus on coordination, documentation, and process optimization.
+Yaquelin holds a joint International Master’s degree in Global Markets and Local Creativities (GLOCAL) from the University of Glasgow and the University of Barcelona, as well as a Master of Arts in History from Erasmus University Rotterdam.
-**Short Bio:** Project management professional at the Computational Earth Sciences Department of the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC). She joined BSC in 2025 to support departmental operations and facilitate research activities, focusing on coordination, documentation, and process optimization. Her background combines international cooperation, education management, and diplomacy across Europe and Latin America. Yaquelin holds a joint International Master’s degree in Global Markets and Local Creativities (GLOCAL) from the University of Glasgow and the University of Barcelona, and a Master of Arts in History from Erasmus University Rotterdam.
+Her background combines international cooperation, education management, and diplomacy across Europe and Latin America, contributing to a multidisciplinary and globally oriented approach to research support and project coordination.
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+You can find the instructions for editing your short bio [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xsD-f-xJke5Kh9tKeKGdZHXkv4Qtt3GJWVmZV2kUaP0/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.54fu41xg9auq|here]].\\

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