2019 ALCF Computational Performance Workshop

2019 ALCF Computational Performance Workshop

From April 30–May 2, 2019, we will host the annual ALCF Computational Performance Workshop to help researchers achieve computational readiness on ALCF systems.

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Argonne addresses obstacles to clean water for all

As part of the lab’s efforts to help the nation secure a plentiful and clean water supply, researchers are using ALCF computing resources to develop computational methods to advance the study of water and aqueous solutions.

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Software stack in a snapshot

Singularity, an open-source framework for creating and running containers on high-performance computing systems, is now available to ALCF users to help alleviate the challenges of scaling code for massively parallel architectures.

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Getting Started Videos

2019 Getting Started Videos

Our introductory "Getting Started" videos are designed to help users get their projects up and running on ALCF computing resources.

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ATPESC 2019

Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing scheduled for July 28-August 9, 2019

Apply now for an opportunity to learn the tools and techniques needed to carry out scientific computing research on the world's most powerful supercomputers.

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Announcement

 

Apply for ATPESC 2019

The Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing is now accepting applications through March 4, 2019. For application instructions, visit the ATPESC website.


Featured Video

How Smart is a Supercomputer?
ALCF Director of Science Katherine Riley discusses the value of supercomputing in a recent episode of the YouTube science series, The Good Stuff.

In the News

Argonne Looks to Singularity for HPC Code Portability
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The Vision of Exascale Computing is Drawing Closer to Reality
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ALCF Research Benefits from Singularity
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Events

Feb 18, 2019

Learning Using Label Uncertainty and Partially Available Privileged Information: A new machine learning model with implications for detection of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Building 240/Room 1404
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