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It’s 2025! Why Does Fortran continue to Dominate Weather and Climate Research? (2025), by Julius Uy
In Defense of Fortran (2023), by Jeff Hammond
Discovering and Enjoying Fortran(2023) by Simon Rowe
Why You Should Consider Using Fortran As A Data Scientist: An exploration of the benefits that Fortran can bring to Data Science and Machine Learning(2023) by Egor Howell
Why Fortran is a scientific powerhouse(2023), The Myths of Fortran(2022), and Why Fortran is Easy to Learn(2022) by Michael Wirth
Is Fortran "a dead language"? Some C++ folk seem to think so...(2022) by Jim Cownie
I enjoyed modern Fortran(2022) by Radek Gruchalski
Fast, Cheap, and Turbulent—Global Ocean Modeling With GPU Acceleration in Python(2021) by Dion Häfner, Roman Nuterman, and Markus Jochum. Discussed here
Computer Language Benchmarks Game - Which programming language is fastest?
On the Performance of GPU accelerated q-LSKUM based meshfree solvers in Fortran, C++, Python, and Julia(2021) by Nischay Ram Mamidi et al.
raytracer(2021) - raytracer benchmark in dozens of languages, by edin
Assessment of Programming Languages for Computational Numerical Dynamics(2021) by Arturo Burgos. Compares Fortran, Julia, Matlab, and Python
What Julia can and can’t replace about Fortran(2021), by Joshua Laughner
Testing Julia: Fast as Fortran, Beautiful as Python(2021) by Martin D. Maas. Code here. Also Why is Fortran still used?, Will Julia replace Fortran for high-performance computing?
What is the superiority of Fortran over alternative languages like Chapel or Julia?(2021) - discussion at Fortran Discourse
NetworkDynamics.jl – Composing and simulating complex networks in Julia(2021) by Michael Lindner et al. Discussed here. Network Dynamics Benchmarks comparing Fortran, Julia and Python here
This old programming language is suddenly getting more popular again(2021) by Liam Tung, ZDNet
Resurrecting Fortran(2021) by Ondrej Certik
Performance comparison R, Julia, Fortran for Bayesian binary probit(2021) by Dries Benoit
The Quest for Speed - An Indicative Survey in Improving Performance(2021) by Bryn Noel Ubald
A Comparative Study on the Efficiency of Compiled Languages and MATLAB/Simulink for Simulation of Highly Nonlinear Automotive Systems(2020) by Amir Hossein Pasdar, Shahram Azadi, and Reza Kazemi, Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics. Discussed here
First year of Fortran-lang(2020) by Milan Curcic
Basic Comparison of Various Computing Languages: Python, Julia, Matlab, IDL, R, Java, Scala, C, Fortran(2020) by Jules Kouatchou and Alexander Medema
What does Fortran need in 2020 to survive?(2020) by zmiimz
The Linear Algebra Mapping Problem(2019) by Christos Psarras, et al
Programming languages and particle physics(2019) by Jim Pivarski
Why I chose C for backtesting: Lessons from a journey to build an intraday backtesting engine(2019) by M. Emmanuel
Is Julia the best language for quantitative finance?(2019) by M. Emmanuel
Why to Use Fortran For New Projects(2019) by John Pask and Ondřej Čertík
A Comparison of Programming Languages in Economics: An Update(2018) by S. Boragan Aruoba and Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde. original paper code at GitHub
The Need for Speed Part 2: C++ vs. Fortran vs. C(2018) by Avi. Part 1
Energy efficiency across programming languages: how do energy, time, and memory relate?(2017) by Rui Pereira et al.
Comparison of performance: Python NumPy and Numba, MATLAB, and Fortran(2017) by Charles Jekel
A Comparative Study of Programming Languages for Next-Generation Astrodynamics System(2016) by Helge Joachim Eichhorn, Frazer McLean, and Juan Luis Cano Rodríguez
Fortran is alive!(2016) from VORtech
Why physicists still use Fortran(2015) by Daniel C. Elton
Formula translation in Blitz++, NumPy and modern Fortran: A case study of the language choice tradeoffs(2014) by Sylwester Arabas, Dorota Jarecka, Anna Jaruga, and Maciej Fijałkowski, Scientific Programming 22 (2014) 201–222
Scientific computing’s future: Can any coding language top a 1950s behemoth? (2014) by Lee Phillips
Why (and Why Not) to Use Fortran Instead of C++, Matlab, Python etc.(2012) by Nick Maclaren
The Rise and Fall of High Performance Fortran(2011) by Ken Kennedy, Charles Koelbel, and Hans Zima, Communications of the ACM
Debunking the Myths About Fortran(2011) by Craig T. Dedo
C++ vs Fortran(2011) by lmf
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The Joy of Fortran (2010) by Sam Urmy
Should Fortran be taught to Undergraduates? (2009) by Mike Croucher of NAG
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Scientific Programming in Fortran(2007) by W. Van Snyder, Scientific Programming 15 pp3–8
Fortran: A Modern Standard Programming Language For Parallel Scalable High Performance Technical Computing(2006) by David B. Loveman
Programming languages in economics: a comparison among Fortran77, C++, and Java(2005) by Vieira, Wilson da Cruz and Levi H. Santana de Lelis
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Elf90 - A First Programming Language(1996) by Thomas M. Lahey and Thomas D. L. Walker
Fortran 90 for Science Students(1995) by John Prentice
Should C Replace FORTRAN as the Language of Scientific Programming?(1995) by Linda Wharton
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