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Salishan 2021 Schedule

Full Program

Monday, April 26, 7:30a - 1:30p (PST)

Keynote Address

 7:30  -  8:15a  : Salishan (1:20) The Transformative Years of the HPC Revolution | Gordon Bell, MIcrosoft

Session 1: Platforms: Achievement Propelling Opportunity

 8:15  -  8:45a  : HPC: Where We Are Today and a Look Into the Future | Jack Dongarra, University of Tennessee
 8:45  -  9:00a  : Break
 9:00  -  9:30a  : The Causes and Origins of ASCI | Dona Crawford, Livermore Lab Foundation
 9:30  - 10:00a : Accelerating the Future: Forty Years of Tri-Lab Platform Development | Nic Lewis, Los Alamos National Laboratory
10:00 - 10:30a : Panel Session

Session 2: Software Innovation: Building Blocks for Success

10:45 - 11:15a : Programming at Extreme Scales | Bill Carlson, IDA Center for Computing Sciences
11:15 - 11:45a : How Programming Systems Meet the Needs of New Architecture Classes - Past, Present, and Future | Mary Hall, University of Utah
11:45 - 12:15p : E4S: The Extreme-Scale Scientific Software Stack for Collaborative Open Source Software | Mike Heroux, Sandia National Laboratories
12:15 - 12:30p : Break
12:30 -   1:00p : Better Tools for Better P3 | Michael Wolfe, NVIDIA
  1:00 -   1:30p : Panel Session

Tuesday, April 27, 7:30 - 10:15a PST

Session 3: Emerging Directions in High Speed Computing

 7:30  -  8:00a  : Repealing "Amdahl's Law" | Danny Hilis, Applied Invention
 8:00  -  8:30a  : Riding the Deep Learning Tsunami | Garth Gibson, Vector Institute
 8:30  -  9:00a  : Accelerating HPC Flywheel: Lessons from Machine Learning | Nafea Bshara, Amazon Web Services
 9:00  -  9:15a  : Break
 9:15  -  9:45a  : RISC-V: The Open Era of Computing | Calista Redmond, RISC-V Foundation
 9:45  - 10:15a : Panel Session

Wednesday, April 28, 7:30 - 10:15a PST

Session 4: Simulations: Code Innovation for High Performance Computing

 7:30  -  8:00a  : Mission-Driven Innovation: A Case Study in Multiphysics Code Development | Rob Rieben, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
 8:00  -  8:30a  : Parallel Sn Algorithms | Jim Morel, Texas A&M University
 8:30  -  9:00a  : Bridging Scales for Materials Modeling Using Machine Learning | Gowri Srinivasan, Los Alamos National Laboratory
 9:00  -  9:15a  : Break
 9:15  -  9:45a  : Performance Portable Applications - Is Portability Even a Possibility? | John Levesque, Hewlett Packard Enterprise
 9:45  - 10:15a : Panel Session

Thursday, April 29, 7:30a - 1:30p PST

Session 5: Applications: From Machines to Mission Science

 7:30  -  8:00a  : Is the Role of Science-Based Prediction Sustainable in the Nuclear Security Mission? | Raymond Juzaitis, Los Alamos National Laboratory/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Retired)
 8:00  -  8:30a  : A Short History of Software Development During LLNL's ASC Program | Teresa Bailey, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
 8:30  -  9:00a  : Concurrent V&V/UQ and Code Capability Development: Hypersonic Reentry Analysis with SPARC | Sarah Kieweg, Sandia National Laboratories
 9:00  -  9:15a  : Break
 9:15  -  9:45a  : A Look at Trends in Computational Methods: The Tie Between Machines and Mission Science | Aimee Hungerford, Los Alamos National Laboratory
 9:45  - 10:15a : Panel Session
Session 6: Exascale and Co-Design
10:30 - 11:00a  : History and Solutions to the Four Exascale Challenges | Al Geist, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
11:00 - 11:30a  : Towards an Integrated, Dynamic and Resource-Aware Software Stack for the EU Exascale Systems | Martin Schulz, Technical University of Munich
11:30 - 12:00n  : Fugaku: The First Exascale Supercomputer and Its Innovative Arm A64FX CPU | Satoshi Matsuoka, RIKEN
12:00 - 12:15p  : Break
12:15 -  12:45p : Quantum Computing - Why, Where  and When | Robert (Bo) Ewald, ColdQuanta
 12:45 -   1:15p : Panel Session

Friday, April 30, 7:30 - 9:30a PST
Session 7: Reflections on Salishan's Impact Past and Future
  7:30 -  7:40a : Conference History | Dona Crawford, Livermore Lab Foundation
                                                              | Robert (Bo) Ewald, ColdQuanta
                                                              | Manuel Vigil, Los Alamos National Laboratory (Retired)
                                                              | Jim Ang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
                                                              | Don Dossa, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Retired)
                                                              | Don Tolmie, Los Alamos National Laboratory (Retired)
  7:40 -  9:30a : Panel Session
Photos courtesy of John Daly
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