IHPCSS 2019 — International High Performance Computing Summer School
Date:
Talk, Kobe, Japan — RIKEN Center
I participated in the IHPCSS 2019 that took place in RIKEN Centre, Kobe, Japan on July 7–12. The main purpose of the summer school was to familiarize students with state-of-the-art HPC in many scientific areas, form networks, provide mentoring, and support international exchange. One of the activities was a short research presentation: a 1-minute talk and an electronic poster session together with a large group of other participants—mostly PhD students and postdocs from Canada, the U.S., Europe, and Japan.
The presentation included 1-minute talk and 1-hour electronic poster session, where you stand near your laptop and show short series of ppt slides. In my one-minute talk, I introduced myself and described the main research problems of our lab. During the poster session I presented my own work - Defining conformational states of proteins using dimensionality reduction and clustering algorithms.
Leading Canadian, European, Japanese and American computational scientists and HPC technologists offered instruction in parallel sessions on a variety of topics as:
- HPC challenges in major scientific disciplines
- HPC programming proficiencies
- Performance analysis and profiling
- Software engineering
- Numerical libraries
- Big data analysis and analytics
- Machine learning
- Scientific visualization
- Canadian, European, Japanese and U.S. HPC-infrastructures