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SUMMARY:MS3F - Breaking the HPC Silos for Outstanding Results
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nThe minisymposium will be in two parts: first
  there will be three scientific presentations from HPC experts from differ
 ent backgrounds. These talks will offer a view on a variety of carrier pat
 hs, focusing on how inclusivity and diversity played a role in achieving t
 he presented results. The first talk will take us on a tour of tools and b
 est practices to enhance portability and performance of HPC codes.  Then w
 e will hear about how digital twins can be positioned as bridges between c
 enters offering top end capacities  and clouds in order to facilitate merg
 ing AI and HPC, mainly for environmental science projects. During the thir
 d talk, the recipient of the 2023 PRACE Ada Lovelace Award for HPC  will s
 hare her experience in pushing performance of applications to reach new ho
 rizons. Finally, we will hear from IDEAS4HPC about the activity plan for 2
 024-2026: mentorship, support for students or young scientists from under 
 represented groups to join HPC programs in Switzerland. A round table with
  the speakers and the public will conclude the minisymposium.\n\nThe Digit
 al Twin Initiative at CERN: New Innovative and Multi-Disciplinary Ways to 
 Handle Large Amounts of Data\n\nIn the next years, current and next genera
 tion observational scientific experiments will provide large amounts of ob
 servational data. This has the great potential to improve our understandin
 g of nature, but it will also come with intrinsic challenges. For example,
  handling these data will require th...\n\n\nIlaria Luise (CERN)\n--------
 -------------\nTransforming Science and Engineering Research through an In
 novative High Performance AI+HPC Ecosystem at PSC\n\nAI is transforming re
 search through analysis of voluminous datasets and accelerating simulation
 s by factors of up to a billion. Such acceleration far exceeds the speedup
 s possible through improvements in CPU process and other kinds of algorith
 mic advances. To continue exploring the possibilities ena...\n\n\nPaola Bu
 itrago (Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center)\n---------------------\nBest Pra
 ctices for Performance, Portability and Inclusivity\n\nApplication develop
 ers and scientists from different fields relying on HPC struggle to prepar
 e their codes to run efficiently, even on current leadership computer syst
 ems. Some of the challenges they face are well known (e.g., parallelizatio
 n inefficiencies caused by synchronizations, load imbalance...\n\n\nMarta 
 Garcia-Gasulla (Barcelona Supercomputing Center)\n---------------------\nB
 reaking Limits: Scaling HPC Performance Engineering Horizons to Maximize P
 otential\n\nIn the ever-evolving realm of high-performance computing (HPC)
 , and in an era where data-driven insights and complex simulations are ess
 ential, pushing the boundaries of performance is paramount to scientific d
 iscovery and technological advancement. This presentation will delve into 
 innovative appro...\n\n\nSarah Neuwrirth (Johannes Gutenberg University Ma
 inz)\n\nDomain: Climate, Weather, and Earth Sciences, Applied Social Scien
 ces and Humanities, Computational Methods and Applied Mathematics\n\nSessi
 on Chair: Marie-Christine Sawley (ICES Foundation)
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