Tag: Technical Program
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September Need to Know: HPC Impacts Across Domains; Keynote Announced and Program Finalized; Gordon Bell Award Finalists Named; Mobile App Coming Soon; Early Registration Period Running Out
Don’t Miss Out on Registration Savings We can’t believe it either, but SC19 truly is right around the corner, which means your chance for early bird registration is slipping away. Register before October 16 to save up to $300. HPC Is Now: Predicting and Mitigating the Impact of Catastrophes What do earthquakes and …
Add Tutorials to Your Sunday and Monday Schedule at SC19
Every year the SC conference creates a competitive package of tutorials to introduce SC attendees to traditional and emerging topics in HPC. This year, 23 full-day and 14 half-day tutorials were selected by the Tutorials Committee, continuing the SC tradition of offering one of the largest tutorials programs of any HPC conference. Tutorials are an …
Announcing SC19 Invited Speakers: The Translational Impact of HPC in All Areas of Science and Society
HPC is playing an increasingly important role in transforming science and society and has become an important catalyst for insight, discovery, and innovation. Complementing the SC19 conference theme, “HPC is Now!”, the SC19 Invited Talks program brings together 12 leading researchers whose talks will highlight the translational impact of HPC in all areas of …
Early Career HPC Professionals: Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Connect and Grow at SC19
Who Is the Early Career Program For? The Early Career Program (ECP) is designed for early career researchers in their first five years of academic, industry, or government positions, including postdocs. ECP provides activities designed to jump start or boost early HPC careers. The program is for participants already planning to attend SC19 and requires …
SC19 June Need to Know: Food Production & HPC, Free Proceedings, SC22 Chair Nominations, Major June Announcements, SCinet Spring Cleaning, Submissions & Nominations Deadlines
June’s Theme: Food Production and HPC When you imagine where your food comes from, I’m willing to bet that data centers and high performance computing are not in your immediate stockpile of images about how what you eat gets from the field to the table. Increasingly, though, these technologies ensure that you are able to …
SC19 Posters: Limitless Opportunities for Students and Researchers to Share Work with the SC Community
In the field of high performance computing, SC has the reputation of being one of the toughest conferences in which to get a paper published. The SC technical program and industry exhibits attract the best of the best whose input and guidance can shape a person’s technical trajectory. So, how can students and researchers showcase …
From SC Papers to Student Cluster Competition Benchmarks: Joining Forces to Promote Reproducibility in HPC
The tradition of collaboration between the Technical Program and Students@SC is stronger than ever at SC19. This year we mark the fourth Reproducibility Challenge in the Student Cluster Competition (SCC) that brings together these two conference components to select a paper from SC18 and adapt its artifacts to become one of the SC19 SCC benchmarks. …
SC19 March Need to Know: Paper Submissions Open, Apply to WINS; Start Planning Your Awards Nominations; Workshop Submissions Review in Progress; Volunteers Explore Colorado Convention Center
Spring is almost here, and SC19 is blooming with submission and nomination opportunities, upcoming deadlines, and dedicated volunteer activity. Papers, Papers, Papers! We know how eagerly everyone awaits the Papers submission window each year. You’ll be happy to know that window opened on March 1, which gives you just about a month before the …
The SC Technical Program: A Powerful Research Engine & Rich Collection of Opportunities
SC prides itself as one of the most competitive and valued technical conferences in the field of high-performance computing. It is often listed at the very top of various national conference ranking systems, showcasing the impact that publishing at SC has on the visibility and careers of researchers around the world. Research published at SC …
Reproducibility and SC: Embracing the Challenge
New for SC19 This year, the conference is taking its Reproducibility Initiative to a whole new level. First, the obvious: an Artifact Description (AD) Appendix becomes a requirement for all technical papers (remaining optional for posters and workshop papers). The HPC community is embracing the challenge to publish reproducible works, and we are confident …