Fall Creek Falls 2007 - at Opryland Hotel, Nashville

Note: This year's agenda has been changed. The reception, that usually takes place on Sunday night, has been moved to Monday.

Petascale and beyond will offer a wealth of opportunity for advancing scientific and engineering research. By the end of the decade, petascale computers are expected to become available. These advancements in computing technology herald a new era in computational modeling and simulation. With each new resource that becomes available, the scientific community faces new challenges.

The National Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS) and ORNL's university partners (Duke University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Florida State University, North Carolina State University, Vanderbilt University, University of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and the University of Tennessee) meet in an annual conference on high-end computing in Science and Engineering.

The goal of this annual conference is to bring together national and international leaders with CCS users, staff from ORNL, and faculty and graduate students from the university partners to discuss the latest developments and challenges.

The 2007 workshop will be held at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. Each workshop will focus on a set of pressing issues in high-end computing and science and engineering, featuring lectures by distinguished scientists from across the nation. The workshop is by invitation to faculty and staff as well as selected graduate students and postdoctoral fellows from ORNL, universities, other National Laboratories, government and industry.

Attention: Poster presenters

Easels, clips, and hard backing (30” x 40”) will be provided at the conference.  If you have not already sent your poster title and abstract (and co-authors if appropriate), please send to mccoydd@ornl.gov at your earliest opportunity to be posted prior to the conference.

An electronic version of your poster can be emailed if the file is not too large.  Otherwise, please bring the electronic file to the conference to be transferred to the ’07 master memory stick!