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SUMMARY:2nd ATIP Workshop on International Next-Generation Computing Progr
 ams and Workforce Development
DESCRIPTION:SC18 is the 30th anniversary of the SC conference series. In t
 he spirit of highlighting that accomplishment, ATIP's 2018 Workshop emphas
 izes country-by-country achievements that have been made towards exascale 
 and next-generation computing as well as plans and strategies for the futu
 re, including mechanisms to expand the pool of qualified HPC practitioners
 .  The workshop will conclude with a panel composed of representatives fro
 m the Student Cluster Competition teams competing this year. Each team rep
 resentative will introduce themselves and their team to the larger interna
 tional HPC community and speak briefly about their work.\n\nNetworking / I
 ndependent Discussion\n\nAfter all questions have been answered, the remai
 ning time can be used for networking and one-on-one discussion.\n\n-------
 --------------\nPanel 4: Student Spotlight Presentation\n\nJulia Bazińska 
 (University of Warsaw)\n---------------------\nStudent Cluster Competition
  Team Panel Presentation\n\nJason Booth (Northeastern University)\n-------
 --------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nAle
 x Balmer (Illinois Institute of Technology)\n---------------------\nStuden
 t Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nYu-Hsuan Cheng (National 
 Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)\n---------------------\nKeynote: The Post-K 
 for General-Purpose, Energy-Efficient, and Sustained Application Performan
 ce\n\nMitsuhisa Sato (Riken Center for Computational Science, RIKEN Advanc
 ed Institute for Computational Science (AICS))\n---------------------\nWor
 kshop Lunch (on your own)\n---------------------\nPanel 2: Russian HPC Tre
 nds: a View From a Local Vendor Trench\n\nIn Russia, high-performance comp
 uting (HPC) is considered as a technological priority, as stated in many o
 fficial documents and statements on national scientific, research, and dev
 elopment strategies. A vivid scientist and engineer community emerged, inc
 luding all major areas of HPC-related research...\n\n\nAlexander Moskovsky
  (RSC Group)\n---------------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Pane
 l Presentation\n\nEvan Donato (University of Massachusetts, Boston)\n-----
 ----------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nR
 afif Akila Hakim and M. Garda Khadafi (Telkom University, Indonesia)\n----
 -----------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\n
 Jia Lin Cheoh (Purdue University)\n---------------------\nPanel 3: Challen
 ge and Chance for Supercomputing Center in China\n\nNowadays, advanced com
 puting and visualizing tools are facilitating scientists and engineers to 
 perform virtual experiments and analyze large-scale datasets. Computing-dr
 iven and BigData-driven scientific discovery has become a necessary approa
 ch in global environment change, life science, nano-mate...\n\n\nYutong Lu
  (National Supercomputer Center Guangzhou)\n---------------------\nPanel 1
 : A Site-Local View of Creating a Pan-European Federated Research Infrastr
 ucture\n\nColin McMurtrie (Swiss National Supercomputing Centre)\n--------
 -------------\nPanel 3: Asian Region Q&A / Discussion Moderated by Dr. Dav
 id Kahaner\n---------------------\nPanel 1: European Region Q&A / Discussi
 on Moderated by Prof. Taisuke Boku\n---------------------\nWorkshop Aftern
 oon Break\n---------------------\nIntroduction - 2nd ATIP Workshop on Inte
 rnational Next-Generation Computing Programs and Workforce Development\n\n
 After ATIP’s very successful Workshop at SC17 on International Exascale an
 d Next-Generation Computing Programs, ATIP proposes a full-day sequel work
 shop at SC18 presenting and generating discussions on International Next-G
 eneration Computing Programs and Workforce Development. SC18 will be the 3
 0th ...\n\n\nDavid Kahaner (Asian Technology Information Program)\n-------
 --------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nMei
 ro Hao (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)\n--------------------
 -\nPanel 4: Asia Supercomputing Community: Profound Inspiration through St
 rong Competition\n\nVangel Bojaxhi (Inspur, Asia Supercomputer Community (
 ASC))\n---------------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Prese
 ntation\n\nPaul Kefer (Wake Forest University)\n---------------------\nPan
 el 2:  United States National Science Foundation (NSF) Office of Advanced 
 Cyberinfrastructure Programs and Workforce Development\n\nSushil Prasad (N
 ational Science Foundation)\n---------------------\nStudent Cluster Compet
 ition Team Panel Presentation\n\nGrace Han (Monash University)\n----------
 -----------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nP. Nig
 el Brown (Laney College)\n---------------------\nPanel 2: Arabia's Leap in
 to the Cyber Era\n\nDavid Keyes (King Abdullah University of Science and T
 echnology)\n---------------------\nIntroduction to Student Cluster Competi
 tions\n\nDan Olds (Gabriel Consulting Group)\n---------------------\nStude
 nt Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nRoshan Rajan (University
  of Illinois)\n---------------------\nPanel 2: HPC in India\n\nThe talk wi
 ll summarize various HPC projects in the country including the National Su
 percomputing Mission (NSM). The Mission focus is on Development and creati
 on of HPC Facilities and Infrastructure in the country, HPC Applications D
 evelopment, HPC proficient manpower development and advanced R&D fo...\n\n
 \nSanjay Wandhekar (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, India)\n
 ---------------------\nPanel 3: The Path from HPC to AI in Taiwan's NCHC\n
 \nArtificial Intelligence (AI) has been regarded as one of the competitive
  edges of economy. The acceleration of compute cycles, which is often rega
 rded as high-performance computing, is traditionally considered as the str
 ength of scientific advance in research. It is now turned into the powerho
 use of...\n\n\nCe-Kuen Shieh (National Center for High-Performance Computi
 ng, Taiwan)\n---------------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel
  Presentation\n\nEva Dengler and David Sauerwein (University of Erlangen-N
 uremberg)\n---------------------\nPanel 3: HPC Status in Thailand\n\nPutch
 ong Uthayopas (Kasetsart University, Thailand)\n---------------------\nStu
 dent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nMichael Lau (Texas A&M
  University)\n---------------------\nPanel 1: Service-Oriented HPC and Dat
 a Infrastructures for Science in Germany\n\nAddressing grand challenges in
  sciences requires HPC and data infrastructures that facilitate collaborat
 ion and data sharing in combination with the capability to store vast amou
 nts of data as well as to access and process them with high performance. I
 n this talk we report on efforts of several Euro...\n\n\nDirk Pleiter (For
 schungszentrum Juelich)\n---------------------\nStudent Cluster Competitio
 n Team Panel Presentation\n\nAdam Sobecki (University of Warsaw)\n--------
 -------------\nStudent Cluster Competition Team Panel Presentation\n\nJipi
 ng Yu (Tsinghua University)\n---------------------\nPanel 1: Role of Feder
 ated Polish HPC Centers in Polish AI Initiatives and EuroHPC Program\n\nMa
 rek Michalewicz (Interdisciplinary Center for Mathematical and Computation
 al Modeling, University of Warsaw)\n---------------------\nPanel 3:  Japan
 's HPC Program for System Development and Deployment toward Exascale\n\nIn
  this talk, activities in Japan toward national flagship machine developme
 nt and other supporting Tier-2 system deployment are introduced. Currently
 , Post-K Computer is under development toward its full operation starting 
 on 2021 (Flagship2020 Project) and many of key issues and performance valu
 es...\n\n\nTaisuke Boku (University of Tsukuba, Center for Computational S
 ciences)\n---------------------\nPanel 4: Student Competition and Workforc
 e Development Q&A / Discussion Moderated by Dan Olds\n--------------------
 -\nWelcome and Introduction\n\nDavid Kahaner (Asian Technology Information
  Program) and Taisuke Boku (University of Tsukuba)\n---------------------\
 nPanel 2: US, Saudi Arabia, India and Russia Q&A / Discussion Moderated by
  Prof. Taisuke Boku\n\nTag: Government Strategies, Programs, and Funding, 
 HPC Center Planning and Operations, Post-K computer, Professional Developm
 ent\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Taisuke
  Boku (University of Tsukuba, Advanced HPC‑AI Research and Development Sup
 port Center (HAIRDESC)) and David Kahaner (Asian Technology Information Pr
 ogram)
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