Poster submission and details!
Georgia Tech’s School of Computational Science, Institute for Data Engineering and Science (IDEaS), Center for High Performance Computing (CHiPC), Center for Research into Novel Computing Hierarchies (CRNCH), and Partnership for Advanced Computing Environment (PACE) are hosting a student poster show that will be held in conjunction with SC21 activities.
Congratulations to our Poster Session Winners!
Thank you to all of the students who entered our poster show this year!
Poster Show: Wednesday, November 17 | 7 p.m. – 8 p.m. EST
Who can submit?
The poster show is open to all students regardless of class level or school affiliation.
What type of work will be accepted?
The HPC Poster Show is accepting posters that focus on general high-performance computing (HPC) usage. This includes, but is not limited to, designing and improving HPC systems and applications as well as research by students working in domain sciences who are getting interesting multi-node results.
What happens after submission?
Upon submission, we will review your poster and confirm your slot in the poster session. Inclusion of your poster is dependent on having both a complete submission and availability during the poster session held Wednesday, Nov. 17, 6 – 8 PM EST.
The Best Poster Award will be announced at the end of the HPC Poster Show.
Poster Specifications:
Submit in PDF
Poster Size: 36×48 inches
Example Poster Template Found Here
How is this different from other poster shows and why should I submit?
The Supercomputing Conference is being as a hybrid event this year! To ensure we have a large audience attend our virtual poster session, we will combine this event with our ARC Symposium!