Announcing the return of the Australasian Leadership Computing Symposium

NeSI, NCI Australia, and the Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre are pleased to announce the return of the Australasian Leadership Computing Symposium (ALCS), a unique event for Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand’s high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI) and Data Science communities. ​

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Key details

14-16 June 2023
The Shine Dome
Canberra, Australia
Format: In-person. Keynotes will be livestreamed.

What is ALCS?

ALCS is Australasia’s research supercomputing users’ forum, as well as a flagship promotion of HPC, AI, and Data Science in our region. It will bring together computational researchers from across the spectrum of science for a multidisciplinary mix of collaborative, technical, and networking sessions in several streams:

  • Materials Science

  • Computational Fluid Dynamics

  • Engineering

  • Earth System Science

  • Bioinformatics and Life Science

  • Astronomy, and

  • Art and Social science

Submissions for presentations and posters within each stream will open in the coming weeks. We hope to see some exciting and innovative science and technical outcomes in the streams!

Scholarships available – apply early!

NeSI is keen to support representation and participation from Aotearoa New Zealand research communities at ALCS2023. If you're considering submitting a talk, please reach out to NeSI as early as possible to discuss scholarship opportunities or other ways we can support you to participate in this symposium.

Why attend?

This will be a major opportunity to meet with and learn from peer researchers, all at the forefront of HPC, AI and Data Science research.

In addition, NCI will be offering HPC and AI training courses on the 13th of June, open to all ALCS attendees. Further details about ALCS and the training day will be posted on the event website.

More information

ALCS2023 is designed to be an inclusive, welcoming conference that embraces the diversity of our user community. You can read about the attendee experience during the inaugural ALCS event in 2019 in this story: A High-Performance Community

Registration is now open, so get in quick: https://opus.nci.org.au/display/ALCS/ALCS2023

We look forward to seeing you in Canberra in June at #ALCS2023.

 

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