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David Trudgian

UT Southwestern Medical Center
BioHPC Computational Scientist
Dallas, TX

https://portal.biohpc.swmed.edu

3:00pm

Registration 2nd Floor Registration Area (behind escalators)

8:00am

Tutorials Breakfast Empire AB

9:00am

ARCC Tutorial: Enabling and Advancing Research Computing on Campuses Strand 13

10:30am

Morning Break Strand Foyer

12:30pm

Tutorials Lunch Empire AB

3:00pm

Afternoon Break Strand Foyer

8:00am

Breakfast Empire AB

10:30am

Morning Break Empire Foyer

11:00am

Invited Talk: Reproducibility and Containers: The Perfect Sandwich Strand 11

12:00pm

A voice for Bioinformatics Bolden 5

12:30pm

Lunch Empire AB

2:00pm

NVIDIA: The Convergence of HPC and Deep Learning Bolden 2

3:00pm

Evaluation of Intel Omni-Path on the Intel Knights Landing Processor Strand 11

3:30pm

Afternoon Break Empire Foyer

4:00pm

Challenges and Opportunities of VM Image Curation and Discovery Bolden 6

5:30pm

Posters Reception Strand Foyer

8:00am

Breakfast Empire AB

9:00am

Plenary: Paul Morin, U Minnesota, 'Mapping the Poles with Petascale' Empire CD

10:30am

Morning Break Empire Foyer

11:00am

We Have an HPC -- Now What? Strand 11

11:40am

The Impacts of Outreach Efforts by Research Computing at the University of Colorado Boulder Bolden 6

12:00pm

Stampede 2: The Evolution of an XSEDE Supercomputer Strand 11

12:30pm

Lunch Empire AB

2:00pm

A real-time machine learning and visualization framework for scientific workflows Strand 11

2:30pm

GenApp Integrated with OpenStack Supports Elastic Computing on Jetstream Strand 11

3:00pm

Portable learning environments for hands-on computational instruction: Using container- and cloud-based technology to teach data science Bolden 6

3:30pm

Afternoon Break Strand Foyer

4:00pm

Managing the User Environment: Opportunities and Challenges Bolden 6

8:00am

Breakfast Empire AB

9:00am

Apache Airavata Sharing Service: A Tool for Enabling User Collaboration in Science Gateways Strand 12

9:30am

Shared research group storage solution with integrated access management Strand 11

10:30am

Morning Break Empire Foyer

11:00am

Sandstone HPC - A Domain-General Gateway for New HPC Users Strand 12

11:30am

COSMIC2: A Science Gateway for Cryo-Electron Microscopy Structure Determination Using the CIPRES Workbench Framework and Globus Services for Terabyte-sized Data Transfer Strand 12

12:00pm

The Community Software Repository from XSEDE Strand 12