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Summary Sentence: Register for the Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Symposium with Poster Session, hosted by PACE, CHiPC, CRNCH, and IDEaS
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ARC Symposium and Poster SessionGeorgia Tech’s School of Computational Science, Institute for Data Engineering and Science (IDEaS), Center for High Performance Computing (CHiPC), Center for Research into Novel Computing Hierarchies (CRNCH), and Partnership for Advanced Computing Environment (PACE) invite you to the Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Symposium and Poster Session! Join us for this year’s inaugural ARC Symposium that will highlight Georgia Tech’s efforts in advanced research computing, followed by a poster session and networking with industry partners.
With over a decade of experience as a booth vendor and as one of the top publishing organizations at the Supercomputing Conference Series, Georgia Tech is amping up its online presence this year for SC21’s virtual programming with the ARC Symposium.
ARC Symposium: Wednesday, November 17, 6 p.m. – 8p.m. EST
Opening remarks and welcome:
Srinivas Aluru, IDEaS Executive Director
Symposium speakers:
Laura Cadonati, Associate Dean for Research, College of Sciences
“Exploring the Cosmic Graveyard with LIGO and Advanced Research Computing”
Rich Vuduc, Director, CRNCH
“Life after Moore’s Law: HPC is Dead, Long Live HPC!”
Pam Buffington, Associate Director of Research Cyberinfrastructure and Director of Faculty & External Engagement, Center for 21st Century University
“PACE Update on Advanced Research Computing at Georgia Tech”
We’ll also be following along with the 72-hour supercomputing student cluster competition! Learn more here, including details on Team Phoenix.
For more details, check out our website, and to submit a poster to ARC Symposium, see the call for participation page.
If there are any questions, please contact us.
