The SC16 Students@SC Program is hosting a “Dinner with Interesting People” on Wednesday, November 16. But it’s more than just dinner—it is a networking event designed to help students hone their networking skills by interacting with these Interesting People. Interesting People could be from our HPC community or other interesting fields. We are especially interested […]
SC16 HPC Matters Plenary Announced: Precision Medicine Panel
HPC Impacts on Precision Medicine: Life’s Future–The Next Frontier in Healthcare Panel Date/Location: 5:45-6:45 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14 in Ballroom-Full at the Salt Lake City Convention Center, Salt Lake City, Utah. Emerging technology is transforming the practice of medicine from an analog field of paper notebooks, textbooks and charts into a digital domain. This transition may […]
SC16 Housing Deadline Extended to Oct. 18
The deadline for housing at SC16 in Salt Lake City has been extended from October 14 to October 18. Don’t delay in getting your reservations secured. A range of prices is available, and free Internet access is included with all rooms booked through the official SC16 hotel reservation website. Many SC16 hotels are located within […]
SC16 ‘KiddieCorp’ Onsite Childcare Registration Closes Friday, Oct. 14
For the first time SC16 will offer professional childcare services in the convention center to registered attendees and exhibitors. Children between the ages of 6 months through 12 years old are eligible to participate in the fun and activities! Activities include arts & crafts, group games, music and movement, board games, story time and dramatic […]
Early SC16 Registration Ends Sunday, Oct. 16
Have you registered yet for SC16? If not, there’s still time – and you can save a chunk of change to boot! The fee structure for SC16 makes it advantageous to register early. Registering early for the Technical Program can save you up to $275 off your registration, depending on your registration category. Also, registering […]
SC16 Invited Talks Chair William Gropp Receives Ken Kennedy Award
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Professor Gropp to Receive ACM/IEEE-CS Ken Kennedy Award New York, October 6, 2016 —The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and IEEE Computer Society have named William D. Gropp, a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, as the recipient of the 2016 ACM/IEEE Computer Society Ken […]
SC16 Invited Talk Spotlight: Dr. John D. McCalpin Presents “Memory Bandwidth and System Balance in HPC Systems”
Short Introduction: This talk reviews the history of the changing “balances” between computation, memory latency, and memory bandwidth in deployed HPC systems, then discusses how the underlying technology changes led to these market shifts. Key metrics are the increasing relative “cost” of memory accesses and the massive increases in concurrency that are required to obtain […]
SC16 Invited Speaker Spotlight: Dr. Kristin A. Persson Presents “The Materials Project – A Google of Materials”
Short Introduction: This talk will focus on how The Materials Project (www.materialsproject.org) is harnessing the power of supercomputing together with state-of-the-art quantum mechanical theory to compute the properties of all known inorganic materials and beyond, design novel materials and offer the data for free to the community together with online analysis and design algorithms. Invited […]
Don’t Miss SC16’s 55 Great Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions
The Birds-of-a-Feather (BOF) component of the SC16 technical program will feature 55 BOF sessions spanning a range of important and timely topics, including hardware and software research, government program updates and various areas of computational science. These 55 sessions will run throughout the day (Tuesday through Thursday) in parallel with other elements of the technical […]
SC16 Invited Talk Spotlight: Dr. Tamara G. Kolda Presents “Parallel Multiway Methods for Compression of Massive Data and Other Applications”
Short Introduction: Scientists are drowning in data. The scientific data produced by high-fidelity simulations and high-precision experiments are far too massive to store long term. The unwieldy nature of the data makes it difficult to analyze or to retain for future analysis or comparison. Data compression is a necessity, but there are surprisingly few options […]
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