High Performance Computing for Oil and Gas Industry
2009 SEG Post-convention workshop, Thursday, Oct 29, 2009
Organizers: Masoud Nikravesh, Dimitri Bevc, Cynthia Xue, and Scott Morton
E-mail contact: Masoud Nikravesh <Nikravesh@eecs.berkeley.edu>
Through the support of the Research Committee
Society of Exploration Geophysicists
International Exposition and Seventy-Ninth Annual Meeting
George R. Brown Convention Center.
Houston, Texas USA • 25–30 October 2009
Time: 1:30–5:30 p.m.
Room: 320 BC
DOE to Explore Scientific Cloud Computing at Argonne, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories
Berkeley Lab news release: DOE to Explore Scientific Cloud Computing at
Argonne, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories
Media Contacts:
Argonne National Laboratory: Eleanor Taylor, etaylor@anl.gov, 630-252-5510
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: Jon Bashor, jbashor@lbl.gov,
510-486-5849
online version:
http://newscenter.lbl.gov/press-releases/2009/10/14/scientific-cloud-com...
DOE to Explore Scientific Cloud Computing at Argonne, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratories
Luis W. Alvarez Fellowship
The Computational Research Division and the National Energy Research
Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at the U.S. Department of Energy's
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory invite applicants for the Luis W.
Alvarez Fellowship in Computational Science. The fellowship allows
recent graduates with a Ph.D. (or equivalent) to acquire further
scientific training at one of the leading facilities for scientific
computing and to develop professional maturity for independent research.
Accelerator-based computing and Manycore
Many-core and Accelerator-based Computing for Physics and Astronomy Applications
NOTICE CHANGE OF VENUE
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory/ Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley CA, USA
November 30 – December 2, 2009
SLAC, NERSC, LBNL and UC Berkeley announce an international workshop on the role of emerging many-core architectures in science and technology. The focus of the workshop is to usher experts and enthusiasts from disparate backgrounds in academia and industry to introduce, explore and discuss the scope and challenges of harnessing the full potential of these novel architectures for high performance computing specially in Physics and Astronomy applications. The developed solutions will have broader impact across science and technology disciplines such as healthcare, energy, aerospace etc. The emerging new techniques open a route for future generations of hardware and software using silicon and electrical power much more efficiently, a necessity on the path to Exaflop/s.