In this video, we heard from Chunhua Liao, Lawrence Livermore National Lab (LLNL), talking about the Rose compiler and its use in domain sciences.
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ROSE Tools for Domain Scientists
In this video, We heard from Mary Hall, University of Utah, about tools developed as part of the Exascale Computing Project (ECP).
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Compiler Technology and Autotuning in the Exascale Computing Project,by Mary Hall
This BOF brought together:
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In this video, we will hear from Shantenu Jha and Benjamin Pritchard about MolSSI(The Molecular Sciences Software Institute) and its best practices.
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MolSSI Best Practices, by Benjamin Pritchard
In this meeting, we heard from Sandra Gesing about SGCI(Science Gateways Community Institute), lessons learned from three years of operation and the impact of different modules of the program to underpin sustainability by offering consultancy, training and hands-on developer support.
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Science Gateways Community Institute: Accelerating Science by Addressing Sustainability Issues, by Sandra Gesing
In this video, we will hear from Sergiu Sanielevici about the NIP (the Novel and Innovative Projects) program in XSEDE ECSS. This program is available to join or assist Xperts of all affiliations in exploring and generating projects with non-traditional (multi-disciplinary, data-oriented) users of advanced computing resources.
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Xpert Network, by Rudi Eigenmann
NIP, by Sergiu Sanielevici
This BOF brought together:
• Researchers developing and using computational and data-intensive (CDI) applications,
• Those who assist these researchers with expertise in CDI technology, and
• Developers of tools that support the development and use of CDI applications.
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The intent of the workshop was to:
In this video, we will hear from Sameer Shende about how TAU has been used in the development of an application. Also, Ian Cosden will talk about Research Software Engineering (RSE), its formation, the types of scientific computing this team works on in collaboration with domain scientists.
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A pilot project supported by the National Science Foundation