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PRACEdays19 is an integral part of the EuroHPC Summit Week 2019 and we want you to be an integral part of PRACEdays19. There are many ways for you, and your research, to add value to one of Europe’s most important conferences on HPC in science and industry. Held annually, PRACEdays conference programmes are traditionally packed with high-level international keynote speakers and a broad range of parallel sessions dealing with different HPC topics in science and industry.
PRACE invites contributions for presentations on excellent scientific research from scientists and researchers from academia and industry.
Is your research forward-looking and demonstrating breakthrough innovation? Let everyone at the conference learn more about it during the PRACEdays19 poster session. This “extended abstract,” or one-pager, should detail the novelty or originality of the science and highlight the need for HPC to achieve the results.
Launched in 2016, the PRACE Ada Lovelace Award is awarded annually to a young female scientist making an outstanding contribution and impact on HPC in Europe and the world, and serves as a role model for women who are at the start of their scientific careers. Nominations are open until Friday 29 March 2019. To submit a nomination please send an email to [email protected]
PRACE is proud to host a session dedicated to open discussion on Equality and Diversity in HPC. The session will include a number of invited speakers, but we are excited to include presentations and input from an audience as large and diverse as possible. If you would like to give a short presentation on your views and experience, please send an email to [email protected] with a brief overview of what you wold like to share and your full contact details. Submission are welcome the end of March 2019.
EuroHPC Summit Week 2019 is hosted by PRACE’s Polish Member PSNC – Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center - in Poznań (Poland) from 13 to 17 May 2019
The EuroHPC Summit Week is co-organised by PRACE, EXDCI-2 and ETP4HPC.