Omar Ghattas
Fletcher Stuckey Pratt
Chair in Engineering
Professor, Walker Department of Mechanical
Engineering
Director,
Center for OPTimization, Inverse problems, Machine learning, &
Uncertainty for complex Systems (OPTIMUS),
Oden Institute for Computational
Engineering and Sciences
Professor,
Computational Science, Engineering, & Mathematics (CSEM)
graduate program
Professor (by courtesy) Department of Geological
Sciences, Jackson School of Geosciences
Professor (by courtesy) Department of Biomedical
Engineering
Professor (by courtesy) Department
of Computer Science
Director,
Multifaceted Mathematics for Predictive Digital Twins
(A DOE multi-institutional MMICCs Center)
Chief Scientist,
TACC Frontera supercomputer
The University of Texas at Austin
Contact information:
email: omar@oden.utexas.edu
office: Peter
O'Donnell Jr. Building (POB)
4.236
tel: +1 512.232.4304
mobile: +1 512.949.9818
fax: +1 512.471.8694
Assistant: Sarah
Bialik, +1 512.232.2262, sarah.bialik@oden.utexas.edu
Mailing address
Bio information:
Short narrative bio
A 1-page summary of my CV plus a 1-page summary of my recent research
(PDF)
Full Curriculum Vitae (71 pages, PDF)
An official portrait of me
Some recent courses:
- In Spring 2023, I am teaching
CSE-393P/GEO-391/ME-397/ORI-397: Computational and Variational
Methods for Inverse Problems. A flyer for this course can be found
here.
- In Fall 2021, I taught
CSE-397/GEO-391/ME-397/ORI-397: Computational and Variational
Methods for Inverse Problems. Here is the flyer for that course:
here.
-
In Fall 2020, I taught GEO 384F: Finite Element Method in
Geophysics. A flyer describing the course can be
found
here.
- In Fall 2019, I taught CSE
397/GEO 391/ME 397/ORI 397: Computational and Variational Methods for
Inverse Problems. A flyer describing the course can be
found
here.
-
In Fall 2018, I taught GEO 384F: Finite Element Method in
Geophysics. A flyer describing the course can be
found
here.
-
Fall 2015:
CSE 397/GEO 391/ME 397/ORI 397: Computational and
Variational Methods for Inverse Problems
- Fall 2014:
GEO 384F: Computational Methods for Geophysics
Spring 2013:
GEO 384F: Computational Methods for Geophysics
Note: A new webpage is under construction
(sigh). Everything below is deprecated and links to old project/research
material have been removed. If you're
interested in any of my papers, my
full CV contains
hyperlinks to most of my published and submitted papers. For published
papers, the hyperlink in my CV points to the journal version. For
submitted papers, the hyperlink points to the arXiv preprint. Or just
go
to
my Google Scholar page. If you have problems obtaining a paper,
let me know.
Ultrarunning/Mountain Running
Mountaineering
When I have time I will scan my 1000s of slides... (right,
sure).. for now just a few shots...
