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NEWSINCITE Call for ProposalsThe DOE Office of Science is inviting proposals for the Innovative and Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment program. The INCITE program will award 680 million supercomputer processor hours to support high-impact scientific advances. [MORE] New Breed of SupercomputersNERSC and Berkeley Lab researchers have proposed an innovative way to improve global climate change predictions by using a supercomputer with low-power embedded microprocessors. [MORE] May 30 Tutorial at Berkeley Lab"Principles and Practice of Experimental Performance Measurement and Analysis of Parallel Applications", Bernd Mohr, Jeulich Supercomputing Center [MORE] Large Scale Reimbursement ProgramThe Large Scale Reimbursement Program is intended for projects with codes that can run efficiently on 2,416 or more cores. NERSC is especially inrterested in enrolling projects whose codes are scaled to the 1,000 or so core range, but are not yet typically run at 2,416+ cores. [MORE] SciDAC 2008 Conference July 13-18 in SeattleRegistration is open for four days of technical and scientific talks, poster sessions and informal discussions, followed by a day of tutorials on SciDAC-supported research. ACTS Collection Workshop August 19-22 at Berkeley LabThis four-day workshop will cover a number of tools in the ACTS Collection and will provide hands-on instructions in building robust scientific computing applications. [MORE] |
