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SCHEDULE: NOV 15-20, 2015
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Producing High Performance and Sustainable Software for Molecular Simulation
SESSION: Producing High Performance and Sustainable Software for Molecular Simulation
EVENT TYPE: Workshops
EVENT TAG(S): Applications
TIME: 8:30AM - 12:00PM
Organizer(s):Arno Proeme, Lorna Smith, Mario Antonioletti, Neil Chue Hong, Weronika Filinger, Teresa Head-Gordon, Jay Ponder, Jonathan Essex
ROOM:Hilton 408
ABSTRACT:
Molecular simulation software continues to account for a large percentage of HPC resource utilisation by the scientific community. It has taken significant effort over the past decade to equip these codes with strategies to exploit the parallelism on offer and continue delivering cutting-edge discoveries. As we head towards exascale this workshop brings together developers and representatives of major molecular simulation software efforts as well as high-performance computing experts and researchers of relevant numerical methods and algorithms in order to identify key current and future performance bottlenecks and discuss the challenges faced in creating and maintaining sustainable high-performance molecular simulation software. The workshop will provide a forum for an exchange of ideas about how best to achieve high performance and what to aim for in the coming decade. It will also encourage discussion of software development practices that can support these goals as well as benchmarking, testing and performance comparisons.
More at: http://www.apes-soft.org/sc15
Chair/Organizer Details:
Arno Proeme - Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
Lorna Smith - Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
Mario Antonioletti - Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
Neil Chue Hong - Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
Weronika Filinger - Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre
Teresa Head-Gordon - University of California, Berkeley
Jay Ponder - Washington University
Jonathan Essex - University of Southampton
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