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Division Meeting
by Tezak, Samantha L. 30 Nov '20

30 Nov '20

Good afternoon CPS, The bi-weekly division meeting will take place as usual today at 2:00pm. See you then! Join Meeting <https://bluejeans.com/919103457/> (Join from computer or phone) Phone Dial-in +1.408.317.9254<tel:+1.408.317.9254> (US (San Jose)) +1.866.226.4650<tel:+1.866.226.4650> (US Toll Free) (Global Numbers<https://www.bluejeans.com/premium-numbers>) Meeting ID: 919 103 457 Room System 199.48.152.152 or bjn.vc Meeting ID: 919 103 457 *************************************** Samantha L Tezak Executive Assistant, CPS Division Argonne National Laboratory 9700 S. Cass Avenue Lemont, IL 60439 Tel: (630) 252-6250 E-mail: stezak(a)anl.gov<mailto:[email protected]> **************************************** P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail

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LDRD Expedition Day for Advanced Computing this Friday, Dec. 4
by Wolf, Laura K. 30 Nov '20

30 Nov '20

CELS 2020 LDRD Expedition Day Title: LDRD 2020 Expedition Day for Advanced Computing Speakers: 2020 LDRD Expedition project teams and individual PIs Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory Date: Friday, December 4, 2020 Time: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM (welcome at 8:55AM) Host: Michael E. Papka Abstract: LDRD 2020 Expedition team members and individual researchers will give 20-minute talks describing their work, findings, and next steps. Sessions include 5-minutes of open Q&A. This event is sponsored by CELS and is open to everyone in the Argonne community. Please use this link to attend the virtual seminar. You will be prompted to use your Argonne credentials to log in prior to joining the meeting. https://bluejeans.com/315026408 Agenda attached.

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REMINDER: Invitation to Participate in Upcoming APS / CELS Town Hall Meetings
by Tezak, Samantha L. 30 Nov '20

30 Nov '20

REMINDER: If you have not registered yet, but intend to participate in the upcoming APS / CELS Town Hall Meetings, please register ASAP. We need an accurate count to ensure our connection can support the registration. The APS and the computing divisions in CELS are planning to hold a series of Town Hall meetings. The goal of these Town Hall meetings is to develop a common vision of the big challenges and opportunities associated with computing in the APS-U era, the capabilities needed to address those challenges and opportunities, and how the APS and CELS can work together to provide those capabilities. As a group across the APS, CELS, the APS Collaborative Access Teams (CATs), and the larger interested Argonne community, we will discuss how we can work together on transformational capabilities that will accelerate science, and explore how advanced computing and APS-U can together create the leading synchrotron light source instrument worldwide and enable discoveries that would otherwise not be possible. Breakout groups will focus on main topical areas: 1. New algorithms, math, and AI/ML 2. Scalable software tools 3. Workflow and orchestration 4. The APS-CELS computing architecture 5. Sustainable and discoverable data repositories 6. Networking The primary outcome of the APS / CELS Town Hall is a vision and roadmap detailing work that must be undertaken over the next decade as well as near-term steps required to get started. A written report will be generated by mid-February 2021. APS / CELS Town Hall meetings will be held December 7 - 15, 2020. Please view the schedule and register at the event's website at: https://events.cels.anl.gov/event/36. We look forward to working with you as we shape these exciting opportunities together. Best Regards, Nicholas Schwarz, Ian Foster, Michael Papka, Salman Habib, and Valerie Taylor -- Computing mailing list Computing(a)anl.gov https://lists.cels.anl.gov/mailman/listinfo/computing

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The CELS Coffee Time for today is canceled due to the Thanksgiving Holiday
by Werner, Janet M. 25 Nov '20

25 Nov '20

Good Morning, The CELS Coffee Time will not take place today since many have taken off to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Janet Werner Mathematics & Computer Science Division of Argonne National Laboratory (630) 252-3050 jwerner(a)anl.gov<mailto:[email protected]> -- Computing mailing list Computing(a)anl.gov https://lists.cels.anl.gov/mailman/listinfo/computing

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Re: Last call for PASC21 submissions!
by Balakrishnan, Ramesh 20 Nov '20

20 Nov '20

Thanks, Salman. All: I would encourage you to participate in this conference, and avail of this opportunity to build research collaborations with folks at European universities and research organizations. As some of you may know, PASC20 was cancelled due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in Switzerland, and much of Europe. So, a question that I have had to field is whether the conference will be in-person next year? The PASC21 organizers are planning for an in-person conference, and are also monitoring the situation. If things turn bad, they are also working on a plan to move to either hybrid or an online conference format. But, as of now, the plan is to have an in-person conference. For those of you who would like to organize a mini-symposia, the deadline for submitting your Expression of Interest (EoI) is November 22, 2020 (Sunday). An EoI is quite a simple thing to do: a) the person submitting the EoI should identify themselves as the organizer of the mini-symposia, b) come up with a title of the mini-symposia, c) explain (in brief) the theme of the mini-symposia, d) specify the names of four presenters (one of which could be the organizer) and the (tentative) titles of the talks that each of the four presenters will be giving. In addition to the relevance of the theme of the proposed mini-symposia, to the conference, the organizers also look for both geographical and gender diversity in the presenters, as selection criteria. Those of you who have questions about mini-symposia submissions, please reach out to either me or Stefan Wild (cc’ed), who are domain chairs (from Argonne) in the mini-symposia/posters committee. Cheers, Ramesh On Nov 18, 2020, at 10:37 AM, Habib, Salman <habib(a)anl.gov<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: This is a nice meeting -- CPS folks should look into it. Ask Ramesh for more info -- Cheers Salman If this message is not displayed properly, click here<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/m/12336200/1329081-f3612cd6d775e9eff644…> please. [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/PASC/PASC21_banner_newsletter…] ________________________________ Content 1. Papers and minisymposia program for PASC21<x-msg://5/#cra-66924624377> 2. Call for papers<x-msg://5/#cra-10833934694> 3. Call for minisymposia<x-msg://5/#cra-2046028716> 4. COVID-19<x-msg://5/#cra-14656215797> 5. Follow us on social media<x-msg://5/#cra-38542368449> 6. PASC21 organizing partners<x-msg://5/#cra-42673111008> We hope that you and your loved ones are safe and that you are managing well through this unprecedented time. ________________________________ Papers and minisymposia program for PASC21 The PASC21 Conference<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904396/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> promises a rich and diverse buffet of minisymposium sessions and paper presentations. Content from the postponed PASC20 conference will be combined with new contributions that are being submitted as you read this announcement. While waiting to collect the full menu list, we invite you to have a taster of the program as it currently stands, and peruse theminisymposia<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904397/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> and papers<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904398/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> from various scientific domains published on the conference website. PASC21 welcomes new paper and minisymposium contributions in a broad range of scientific disciplines: Chemistry and Materials, Life Sciences, Physics, Climate and Weather, Solid Earth Dynamics, Engineering, Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, and Emerging Application Domains. As you can read below, the deadlines for submission are approaching! * 22 November 2020: deadline for minisymposium expressions of interest * 13 December 2020: deadline for full paper submissions Join computational scientists and HPC experts from all corners of the world to discuss methods, tools, algorithms, application challenges and novel techniques in HPC. [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/PASC/Geneva_news.jpg] ________________________________ Call for papers The goal of the PASC Conference Papers Program is to advance the quality of scientific communication between the various disciplines of computational science and engineering in the context of HPC. The program was built from an observation that the computer science community traditionally publishes in the proceedings of major international conferences, while domain science communities publish primarily in disciplinary journals – and neither of which is read regularly by the other. The PASC Conference provides a unique venue that enables interdisciplinary exchange in a manner that bridges the two scientific publishing cultures. The technical program of PASC21 is organized around eight scientific domains: * Chemistry and Materials * Life Sciences (incl. but not limited to biophysics, genomics, bioinformatics, systems biology, neuroscience and computational biology, …) * Physics (incl. but not limited to astrophysics, cosmology, plasma modelling, QCD, …) * Climate and Weather * Solid Earth Dynamics * Engineering (incl. but not limited to CFD, computational mechanics, computational engineering materials, turbulent flow, …) * Computer Science and Applied Mathematics * Emerging Application Domains (incl. but not limited to social sciences, finance, …) PASC21 solicits high-quality contributions of original research related to scientific computing in all of these domains. Papers accepted for PASC21 are presented as talks and published by ACM in the Proceedings of the PASC Conference. In recognition of the high quality of the papers program, the ACM provides the proceedings as an OpenTOC without any pay-wall constraints. Papers of particular merit, especially those with strong interdisciplinary impact, may be given the opportunity of a plenary presentation. Additional opportunities exist for publishing extended papers with partner journals. Deadline: 13 December 2020 (NO EXTENSIONS!) For additional information, please refer to pasc21.pasc-conference.org/submission/guidelines-for-papers/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904399/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. Papers Program Committee The Papers Program Committee for PASC21 is co-chaired by Kate Evans (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) and Damian Rouson (Sourcery Institute, US). We are grateful to all domain chairs, committee members and external reviewers for their support. Domain Chairs Stephan Irle (Chemistry and Materials; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) Clemence Corminboeuf (Chemistry and Materials; EPFL, Switzerland) Anotida Madzvamuse (Life Sciences; University of Sussex, UK) Suzanne Lenhart (Life Sciences; University of Tennessee, US) Katrin Heitmann (Physics; Argonne National Laboratory, US) Axel Huebl (Physics; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, US) Oliver Fuhrer (Climate and Weather; Vulcan Inc., US) Samantha Adams (Climate and Weather; Met Office, UK) Monica Maceira (Solid Earth Dynamics; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) Andreas Fichtner (Solid Earth Dynamics; ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Alvaro Coutinho (Engineering; Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Rachel Slaybaugh (Engineering; UC Berkeley, US) Laura Grigori (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; INRIA Paris, France) Sameer Shende (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; University of Oregon, US) Yan Liu (Emerging Application Domains; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) WenWen Li (Emerging Application Domains; Arizona State University, US) A full list of committee members is available at pasc21.pasc-conference.org/about/papers-program-committee/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904400/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. ________________________________ Call for minisymposia Minisymposium sessions are an ideal platform for promoting interdisciplinary communication. A minisymposium is a two-hour session of four 30-minute presentation slots (or three presentations and an open discussion) on a topic of significant interest to the given scientific domain, ideally having potential application in other domains. Organizers should ensure that their proposed speakers bring a range of different perspectives to the topic and come from multiple institutions and countries; organizers are required to comment on diversity and inclusivity in their proposals. Although we welcome proposals in any of the eight PASC scientific domains, preference may be given to the following domains in order to provide for overall program balance: * Chemistry and Materials * Life Sciences * Solid Earth Dynamics * Emerging Application Domains (e.g. urban planning, mobility, disaster response, ...) For additional information, please refer to pasc21.pasc-conference.org/submission/guidelines-for-minisymposia/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904401/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. Expression of Interest (EOI) deadline: 22 November 2020; Full submission (if invited after EOI notification): 17 January 2021. Minisymposia and Posters Program Committee The Minisymposia and Posters Program Committee for PASC21 is co-chaired by Bastien Chopard(University of Geneva, Switzerland) and Sinéad Ryan (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland). We are grateful to all domain chairs and committee members for helping shape the minisymposia program. Domain Chairs David Benoit (Chemistry and Materials; University of Hull, UK) Silvana Botti (Chemistry and Materials; Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena, Germany) Jean-Philip Piquemal (Life Sciences; Sorbonne University, France) Amanda Randles (Life Sciences; Duke University, US) Roger Käppeli (Physics; ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Marina Krstic Marinkovic (Physics; ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Joachim Biercamp (Climate and Weather; German Climate Computing Center, Germany) Zhenya Song (Climate and Weather; State Oceanic Administration, China) Alice Gabriel (Solid Earth Dynamics; Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany) Chun Liu (Solid Earth Dynamics; Nanjing University, China) Ramesh Balakrishnan (Engineering; Argonne National Laboratory, US) Karlene Maskaly (Engineering; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, US) Xiaoye Sherry Li (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, US) Stefan Wild (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; Argonne National Laboratory, US) Andrea Gabrielli (Emerging Application Domains; Istituto dei Sistemi Complessi, Italy) Philipp Eisenhauer (Emerging Application Domains; University of Bonn, Germany) A full list of committee members is available at pasc21.pasc-conference.org/about/minisymposia-and-posters-program-committee/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904402/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. ________________________________ COVID-19 We are closely monitoring the Coronavirus developments in Switzerland and around the world, and we are coordinating efforts with the University of Geneva to ensure that all health regulations are met in view of creating a safe and relaxing environment for attendees. While we are keeping open to the possibility to host the conference in-person, we understand that realistically it is likely that we will turn towards a hybrid or a fully virtual event. A decision on the final format of the event will be communicated in March 2021. A coronavirus advisory is available on the conference website at the following page<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904403/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. ________________________________ Follow us on social media [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/social_icons/iconfinder_twitt…]<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904404/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/social_icons/iconfinder_linke…] <https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904405/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> ________________________________ PASC21 organizing partners [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/PASC/Loghi_3.jpg] To unsubscribe from these communications please click here<http://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/rmftlp.php?cid=1329081&mid=11438951&h=13…>. 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Invitation to Participate in Upcoming APS / CELS Town Hall Meetings
by CPS Division Office 18 Nov '20

18 Nov '20

The APS and the computing divisions in CELS are planning to hold a series of Town Hall meetings. The goal of these Town Hall meetings is to develop a common vision of the big challenges and opportunities associated with computing in the APS-U era, the capabilities needed to address those challenges and opportunities, and how the APS and CELS can work together to provide those capabilities. As a group across the APS, CELS, the APS Collaborative Access Teams (CATs), and the larger interested Argonne community, we will discuss how we can work together on transformational capabilities that will accelerate science, and explore how advanced computing and APS-U can together create the leading synchrotron light source instrument worldwide and enable discoveries that would otherwise not be possible. Breakout groups will focus on main topical areas: 1. New algorithms, math, and AI/ML 2. Scalable software tools 3. Workflow and orchestration 4. The APS-CELS computing architecture 5. Sustainable and discoverable data repositories 6. Networking The primary outcome of the APS / CELS Town Hall is a vision and roadmap detailing work that must be undertaken over the next decade as well as near-term steps required to get started. A written report will be generated by mid-February 2021. APS / CELS Town Hall meetings will be held December 7 - 15, 2020. Please view the schedule and register at the event's website at: https://events.cels.anl.gov/event/36. We look forward to working with you as we shape these exciting opportunities together. Best Regards, Nicholas Schwarz, Ian Foster, Michael Papka, Salman Habib, and Valerie Taylor -- Computing mailing list Computing(a)anl.gov https://lists.cels.anl.gov/mailman/listinfo/computing

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Fwd: Last call for PASC21 submissions!
by Habib, Salman 18 Nov '20

18 Nov '20

This is a nice meeting -- CPS folks should look into it. Ask Ramesh for more info -- Cheers Salman If this message is not displayed properly, click here<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/m/12336200/1329081-f3612cd6d775e9eff644…> please. [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/PASC/PASC21_banner_newsletter…] ________________________________ Content 1. Papers and minisymposia program for PASC21 2. Call for papers 3. Call for minisymposia 4. COVID-19 5. Follow us on social media 6. PASC21 organizing partners We hope that you and your loved ones are safe and that you are managing well through this unprecedented time. ________________________________ Papers and minisymposia program for PASC21 The PASC21 Conference<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904396/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> promises a rich and diverse buffet of minisymposium sessions and paper presentations. Content from the postponed PASC20 conference will be combined with new contributions that are being submitted as you read this announcement. While waiting to collect the full menu list, we invite you to have a taster of the program as it currently stands, and peruse the minisymposia<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904397/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> and papers<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904398/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> from various scientific domains published on the conference website. PASC21 welcomes new paper and minisymposium contributions in a broad range of scientific disciplines: Chemistry and Materials, Life Sciences, Physics, Climate and Weather, Solid Earth Dynamics, Engineering, Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, and Emerging Application Domains. As you can read below, the deadlines for submission are approaching! * 22 November 2020: deadline for minisymposium expressions of interest * 13 December 2020: deadline for full paper submissions Join computational scientists and HPC experts from all corners of the world to discuss methods, tools, algorithms, application challenges and novel techniques in HPC. [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/PASC/Geneva_news.jpg] ________________________________ Call for papers The goal of the PASC Conference Papers Program is to advance the quality of scientific communication between the various disciplines of computational science and engineering in the context of HPC. The program was built from an observation that the computer science community traditionally publishes in the proceedings of major international conferences, while domain science communities publish primarily in disciplinary journals – and neither of which is read regularly by the other. The PASC Conference provides a unique venue that enables interdisciplinary exchange in a manner that bridges the two scientific publishing cultures. The technical program of PASC21 is organized around eight scientific domains: * Chemistry and Materials * Life Sciences (incl. but not limited to biophysics, genomics, bioinformatics, systems biology, neuroscience and computational biology, …) * Physics (incl. but not limited to astrophysics, cosmology, plasma modelling, QCD, …) * Climate and Weather * Solid Earth Dynamics * Engineering (incl. but not limited to CFD, computational mechanics, computational engineering materials, turbulent flow, …) * Computer Science and Applied Mathematics * Emerging Application Domains (incl. but not limited to social sciences, finance, …) PASC21 solicits high-quality contributions of original research related to scientific computing in all of these domains. Papers accepted for PASC21 are presented as talks and published by ACM in the Proceedings of the PASC Conference. In recognition of the high quality of the papers program, the ACM provides the proceedings as an OpenTOC without any pay-wall constraints. Papers of particular merit, especially those with strong interdisciplinary impact, may be given the opportunity of a plenary presentation. Additional opportunities exist for publishing extended papers with partner journals. Deadline: 13 December 2020 (NO EXTENSIONS!) For additional information, please refer to pasc21.pasc-conference.org/submission/guidelines-for-papers/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904399/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. Papers Program Committee The Papers Program Committee for PASC21 is co-chaired by Kate Evans (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) and Damian Rouson (Sourcery Institute, US). We are grateful to all domain chairs, committee members and external reviewers for their support. Domain Chairs Stephan Irle (Chemistry and Materials; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) Clemence Corminboeuf (Chemistry and Materials; EPFL, Switzerland) Anotida Madzvamuse (Life Sciences; University of Sussex, UK) Suzanne Lenhart (Life Sciences; University of Tennessee, US) Katrin Heitmann (Physics; Argonne National Laboratory, US) Axel Huebl (Physics; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, US) Oliver Fuhrer (Climate and Weather; Vulcan Inc., US) Samantha Adams (Climate and Weather; Met Office, UK) Monica Maceira (Solid Earth Dynamics; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) Andreas Fichtner (Solid Earth Dynamics; ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Alvaro Coutinho (Engineering; Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Rachel Slaybaugh (Engineering; UC Berkeley, US) Laura Grigori (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; INRIA Paris, France) Sameer Shende (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; University of Oregon, US) Yan Liu (Emerging Application Domains; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US) WenWen Li (Emerging Application Domains; Arizona State University, US) A full list of committee members is available at pasc21.pasc-conference.org/about/papers-program-committee/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904400/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. ________________________________ Call for minisymposia Minisymposium sessions are an ideal platform for promoting interdisciplinary communication. A minisymposium is a two-hour session of four 30-minute presentation slots (or three presentations and an open discussion) on a topic of significant interest to the given scientific domain, ideally having potential application in other domains. Organizers should ensure that their proposed speakers bring a range of different perspectives to the topic and come from multiple institutions and countries; organizers are required to comment on diversity and inclusivity in their proposals. Although we welcome proposals in any of the eight PASC scientific domains, preference may be given to the following domains in order to provide for overall program balance: * Chemistry and Materials * Life Sciences * Solid Earth Dynamics * Emerging Application Domains (e.g. urban planning, mobility, disaster response, ...) For additional information, please refer to pasc21.pasc-conference.org/submission/guidelines-for-minisymposia/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904401/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. Expression of Interest (EOI) deadline: 22 November 2020; Full submission (if invited after EOI notification): 17 January 2021. Minisymposia and Posters Program Committee The Minisymposia and Posters Program Committee for PASC21 is co-chaired by Bastien Chopard (University of Geneva, Switzerland) and Sinéad Ryan (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland). We are grateful to all domain chairs and committee members for helping shape the minisymposia program. Domain Chairs David Benoit (Chemistry and Materials; University of Hull, UK) Silvana Botti (Chemistry and Materials; Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena, Germany) Jean-Philip Piquemal (Life Sciences; Sorbonne University, France) Amanda Randles (Life Sciences; Duke University, US) Roger Käppeli (Physics; ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Marina Krstic Marinkovic (Physics; ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Joachim Biercamp (Climate and Weather; German Climate Computing Center, Germany) Zhenya Song (Climate and Weather; State Oceanic Administration, China) Alice Gabriel (Solid Earth Dynamics; Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany) Chun Liu (Solid Earth Dynamics; Nanjing University, China) Ramesh Balakrishnan (Engineering; Argonne National Laboratory, US) Karlene Maskaly (Engineering; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, US) Xiaoye Sherry Li (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, US) Stefan Wild (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics; Argonne National Laboratory, US) Andrea Gabrielli (Emerging Application Domains; Istituto dei Sistemi Complessi, Italy) Philipp Eisenhauer (Emerging Application Domains; University of Bonn, Germany) A full list of committee members is available at pasc21.pasc-conference.org/about/minisymposia-and-posters-program-committee/<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904402/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. ________________________________ COVID-19 We are closely monitoring the Coronavirus developments in Switzerland and around the world, and we are coordinating efforts with the University of Geneva to ensure that all health regulations are met in view of creating a safe and relaxing environment for attendees. While we are keeping open to the possibility to host the conference in-person, we understand that realistically it is likely that we will turn towards a hybrid or a fully virtual event. A decision on the final format of the event will be communicated in March 2021. A coronavirus advisory is available on the conference website at the following page<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904403/9401f1b81956-1fra94o>. ________________________________ Follow us on social media [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/social_icons/iconfinder_twitt…]<https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904404/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/social_icons/iconfinder_linke…] <https://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/c/52904405/9401f1b81956-1fra94o> ________________________________ PASC21 organizing partners [https://files.crsend.com/104000/104839/images/PASC/Loghi_3.jpg] To unsubscribe from these communications please click here<http://104839.seu2.cleverreach.com/rmftlp.php?cid=1329081&mid=11438951&h=13…>. CSCS Swiss National Supercomputing Centre via Trevano 131 6900 Lugano Schweiz info(a)cscs.ch<mailto:[email protected]>

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Canceled: CPS Virtual Happy Hour
by CPS Division Office 18 Nov '20

18 Nov '20

Join us for a weekly happy hour beginning Thursday, April 9 at 5pm Join Meeting <https://bluejeans.com/390811478/> (Join from computer or phone) Phone Dial-in +1.312.216.0325<tel:+1.312.216.0325> (US (Chicago)) +1.408.740.7256<tel:+1.408.740.7256> (US (San Jose)) +1.866.226.4650<tel:+1.866.226.4650> (US Toll Free) (Global Numbers<https://www.bluejeans.com/premium-numbers>) Meeting ID: 390 811 478 Room System 199.48.152.152 or bjn.vc Meeting ID: 390 811 478

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Canceled: CPS Virtual Happy Hour
by CPS Division Office 18 Nov '20

18 Nov '20

Join us for a weekly happy hour beginning Thursday, April 9 at 5pm Join Meeting <https://bluejeans.com/390811478/> (Join from computer or phone) Phone Dial-in +1.312.216.0325<tel:+1.312.216.0325> (US (Chicago)) +1.408.740.7256<tel:+1.408.740.7256> (US (San Jose)) +1.866.226.4650<tel:+1.866.226.4650> (US Toll Free) (Global Numbers<https://www.bluejeans.com/premium-numbers>) Meeting ID: 390 811 478 Room System 199.48.152.152 or bjn.vc Meeting ID: 390 811 478

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The CELS Coffee Time for today is canceled due to SC20
by Werner, Janet M. 18 Nov '20

18 Nov '20

Good Morning, The CELS Coffee Time will not take place today due to SC20. Janet Werner Mathematics & Computer Science Division of Argonne National Laboratory (630) 252-3050 jwerner(a)anl.gov<mailto:[email protected]> -- Computing mailing list Computing(a)anl.gov https://lists.cels.anl.gov/mailman/listinfo/computing

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