Workshop on Women in HPC at SC14
Showcasing Women in High Performance Computing
Friday 21 November 2014
Venue: Supercomputing 2014, New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention
Center, New Orleans, LA
Call For Papers
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*Description*
You are invited to join us for a half day workshop on ?Women in HPC? at
Supercomputing 2014. The workshop aims to address gender issues in HPC
research and innovation, the challenges facing women and how gender
inequality can impact efficacy of the scientific method and research
quality. The workshop will include talks from female early career
researchers and invited talks by world-leading women working in the
field of HPC, describing the challenges facing women in HPC careers and
how to improve the representation of women in supercomputing.
We welcome participation from everyone in the HPC community to discuss
the most appropriate and beneficial actions that can be taken to address
the gender imbalance in HPC and the strategies that could be adopted to
achieve these goals.
*Call for Papers*
Closing date: Thursday 31 July 2014
As part of the workshop we invite submissions from female early career
researchers (papers or posters) to present their work in a supportive
environment that promotes the engagement of women in HPC research and
applications, providing opportunities for peer to peer networking and
the opportunity to interact with female role models.
Applicants must be female and either PhD candidates or early career
researchers who have been awarded their PhD within 5 years of 1st
November 2014.
Submissions are invited in the following categories:
? Extended abstract (max 500 words) on research in any area that
utilises high performance computing;
? Short abstract (max 250 words) for a poster in any area that utilises
high performance computing.
Apply at www.womeninhpc.org.uk/sc14 <http://www.womeninhpc.org.uk/
*Programme Committee*
Toni Collis
Rebecca Hartman-Baker
Daniel Holmes
Claire Hepwood
Adrian Jackson
Alison Kennedy
Lorna Smith
--
Dan Holmes
Applications Consultant in HPC Research
EPCC, The University of Edinburgh
James Clerk Maxwell Building
The Kings Buildings
Mayfield Road
Edinburgh, UK
EH9 3JZ
T: +44(0)131 651 3465
E: dholmes@epcc.ed.ac.uk
Showcasing Women in High Performance Computing
Friday 21 November 2014
Venue: Supercomputing 2014, New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention
Center, New Orleans, LA
Call For Papers
??????????????????????????????
*Description*
You are invited to join us for a half day workshop on ?Women in HPC? at
Supercomputing 2014. The workshop aims to address gender issues in HPC
research and innovation, the challenges facing women and how gender
inequality can impact efficacy of the scientific method and research
quality. The workshop will include talks from female early career
researchers and invited talks by world-leading women working in the
field of HPC, describing the challenges facing women in HPC careers and
how to improve the representation of women in supercomputing.
We welcome participation from everyone in the HPC community to discuss
the most appropriate and beneficial actions that can be taken to address
the gender imbalance in HPC and the strategies that could be adopted to
achieve these goals.
*Call for Papers*
Closing date: Thursday 31 July 2014
As part of the workshop we invite submissions from female early career
researchers (papers or posters) to present their work in a supportive
environment that promotes the engagement of women in HPC research and
applications, providing opportunities for peer to peer networking and
the opportunity to interact with female role models.
Applicants must be female and either PhD candidates or early career
researchers who have been awarded their PhD within 5 years of 1st
November 2014.
Submissions are invited in the following categories:
? Extended abstract (max 500 words) on research in any area that
utilises high performance computing;
? Short abstract (max 250 words) for a poster in any area that utilises
high performance computing.
Apply at www.womeninhpc.org.uk/sc14 <http://www.womeninhpc.org.uk/
*Programme Committee*
Toni Collis
Rebecca Hartman-Baker
Daniel Holmes
Claire Hepwood
Adrian Jackson
Alison Kennedy
Lorna Smith
--
Dan Holmes
Applications Consultant in HPC Research
EPCC, The University of Edinburgh
James Clerk Maxwell Building
The Kings Buildings
Mayfield Road
Edinburgh, UK
EH9 3JZ
T: +44(0)131 651 3465
E: dholmes@epcc.ed.ac.uk
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