Training and Events

From hands-on workshops to interactive webinars, we host a variety of events designed to educate our users on the tools, systems, and frameworks that are available to accelerate their scientific computing projects.

Upcoming
Past

Webinar

Type Webinar

DAOS: Next-Generation Data Management for Exascale

  • Johann Lombardi, Intel
Aurora Early Adopter Series - March 2020

Webinar

Testing: Strategies When Learning Programming Models and Using High-Performance Libraries

  • Balint Joo, Jefferson Lab
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Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Using Photons and Machine Learning to Understand the Higgs Boson

  • Tyler J. Burch, Northern Illinois University
A cut-away diagram of the ATLAS detector, which stands at 82 feet tall and 144 feet long. Protons enter the detector from each side and collide in the center.

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Data-Driven Methods for Robust Optimization Under Uncertainty

  • Anirudh Subramanyam, Argonne National Laboratory

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Towards Petabyte Scale Neural Circuit Reconstruction using Deep Learning

  • Jingpeng Wu, Princeton Neuroscience Institute

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Optimal Representation Learning via Convex Two-Layer Modeling

  • Vignesh Ganapathiraman, University of Illinois at Chicago

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Data-Driven Insights on Human Activity and Social Phenomena

  • Filippo Simini, University of Bristol
The ALCF's Simulation, Data, and Learning Workshop

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 1404-1405

Accurate and Efficient Methods for Reduced-Complexity Modeling in Fluid Mechanics

  • Scott Dawson, Illinois Institute of Technology
Fluid dynamics simulation of a gasoline compression engine

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 362/Room F108

Non-Hermitian Phononics and Metamaterials

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 241/D173

Uncovering Anharmonicity in Material Space

  • Thomas A. R. Purcell, Fritz Haber Institute Berlin

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Algorithm Development at the Interface of Mathematics and Computing

  • David Lenz, University of California

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Quantum Chemical Studies of Reaction Pathways and Thermophysical Properties of Materials

  • Minh Nguyen Vo, University of Pittsburgh
An illustration of the environment experience by the excess proton within the Nafion polymer membrane environment, where the hydronium cation is separated from the sulfonate sidechain by a single water molecule.

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 1416

Type Workshop

Aurora ESP Workshop: TWO

  • Intel and ALCF Staff
Aurora ESP

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Super-Resolution Imaging and Characterization

  • Dergan Lin, Purdue University

Webinar

Performance Optimization of Intel oneAPI Applications

  • Kevin O’Leary, Intel
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Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Towards Reliable and Stable Path Planning for Continuum Robotic Manipulators

  • Iyad Kanj, DePaul University

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Quantum Machine Learning Using Kernels

  • Matthew Otten, Maria Goeppert Mayer Fellowship - Argonne Scholar, NST/ANL
Quantum machine learning

Introduction to Kokkos

  • Christian Trott, Sandia National Laboratories
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Type Webinar

Automating Research Data Workflows with Globus

  • Rick Wagner, Globus
ALCF Developer Sessions - February 2020

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240/Room 4301

Preemptive User-Level Threads

  • Shumpei Shiina, University of Tokyo