Kenji Yoshigoe

Committed to excellence in scholarship on cutting-edge computing technologies, Dr. Kenji Yoshigoe is an esteemed assistant professor of computer science at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Since joining the university in 2004, Dr. Yoshigoe has been a pivotal figure in advancing the institution's computing capabilities and fostering a robust research environment. His dedication to the field is evident through his extensive work in developing, expanding, and sustaining the High-Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure at UA Little Rock and other state institutions. Dr. Yoshigoe's expertise in cluster supercomputing has been instrumental in the design, procurement, and management of a cluster supercomputer that boasts peak speeds of 5 TFLOPs. This achievement not only enhances the computational power available to researchers but also positions UA Little Rock as a leader in high-performance computing within the region. His efforts have significantly contributed to the university's ability to support complex research projects that require substantial computational resources. In addition to his work in supercomputing, Dr. Yoshigoe has played a crucial role in the "Wireless Nano-sensor Systems Integration Project," a groundbreaking initiative funded by the National Science Foundation. This project aims to integrate advanced wireless nano-sensor systems, pushing the boundaries of sensor technology and its applications. Dr. Yoshigoe's involvement in this project underscores his commitment to interdisciplinary research and innovation. Dr. Yoshigoe's contributions extend beyond his research endeavors. He was a key figure in securing a grant from the National Science Foundation, which facilitated the creation of the EIT's High Performance Computing facility at UA Little Rock. This facility serves as a hub for computational research and education, providing students and faculty with access to state-of-the-art resources and fostering a collaborative research environment. Throughout his tenure at UA Little Rock, Dr. Yoshigoe has been dedicated to mentoring students and guiding them in their academic and research pursuits. His passion for teaching and research has inspired many students to explore the field of computer science and pursue careers in technology and innovation. Dr. Yoshigoe's commitment to excellence in both teaching and research continues to make a lasting impact on the university and the broader academic community.