Ryan Danehy
Ryan Danehy
Biography
Ryan is currently a Software Engineer in Research Computing (CIT Directorate). Within the Research Computing Division he is the team lead of the AI Workflows within the Compute group. Ryan is also currently the lead of the Infrastructure Subcommittee within the Center for AI, he also leads the HPC Documentation Activities and Training( DAT) offering. Ryan is on the leadership committee for the Energy Machine Learning Community (EML) as well as a participant in the ML Reading Group. Current projects he helps run and or was involved in the creation are MLOps, rc-chat.pnnl.gov, Open On Demand, Documentation and Activities Training, HypernetX, Famous, Workload Mobility and Distributed Data Parallel.
Most desirable skills:
- CI/CD Development Github , Gitlab
- Containerization/Environment Management (Docker, Apptainer, Python, etc ...)
- Software release process pypi publishing, dockerhub, tagged versions
- HPC, Deception, Constance.
- Python, C++, Environment, Containers
Software Packages/ Projects Collaborated on:
- HyKKT
- EXAGO
- Hypernetx
- ReSolve
Presentations:
PEARC2024
PEARC2023
Techfest 2024
Techfest 2023
Techfest 2022
Background:
Papers:
Microneedle Patch-Mediated Treatment of Bacterial Biofilms
Acoustic disruption of tumor endothelium and on-demand drug delivery for cancer chemotherapy
Undergrad: Bachelors of Science in Intelligent Systems Engineering with Specialization in Bioengineering.
Masters: Intelligent Systems Engineering with Specialization in Computer Engineering
First Day: 02/07/2022.
Education
- Master of Science in Intelligent Systems Engineerin, Indiana State University
- Bachelor of Science in Intelligent Systems Engineerin, Indiana University Bloomington
Publications
2025
- Danehy, R. and J. Litzinger. 2025. Review of the Documentation Activities and Training for HPC at PNNL. doi:10.1145/3708035.3736005
2019
- Xu, J., R. Danehy, H. Cai, Z. Ao, M. Pu, A. Nusawardhana, D. Rowe-Magnus, and F. Guo. 2019. Microneedle Patch-Mediated Treatment of Bacterial Biofilms. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 11(16), 14640-14646. doi:10.1021/acsami.9b02578
- Xu, J., H. Tu, Z. Ao, Y. Chen, R. Danehy, and F. Guo. 2019. Acoustic disruption of tumor endothelium and on-demand drug delivery for cancer chemotherapy. Nanotechnology 30(15), 154001. doi:10.1088/1361-6528/aafe4e