The venue for all talks is the Louisiana Digital Media Center at 340 E Parker Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70808.

Scientific Program and Timetable:
TimeSun Feb 12 (Short course)Mon Feb 13 (Short course)Tue Feb 14 (Day 1)Wed Feb 15 (Day 2)Thu Feb 16 (Day 3)
08:30 AMRegistration
09:00 AMShort course: Part I (Nicolai Josuttis)Short course: Part V (Nicolai Josuttis)
10:30 AMBreakBreak
11:00 AMShort course: Part II (Nicolai Josuttis)Short course: Part VI (Nicolai Josuttis)
12:30 PMLunch
01:30 PMShort course: Part III (Nicolai Josuttis)
03:00 PMCoffee Break
03:30 PMShort course: Part IV (Nicolai Josuttis)
08:00 AMRegistration / CoffeeRegistration / Coffee and PastriesRegistration / Coffee and Pastries
08:45 AMWelcoming RemarksWelcome remarksWelcome remarks
09:00 AMKeynote 1, Chair: P. Diehl
Michelle Strout: Application Examples of Leveraging Task Parallelism with Chapel
Keynote 2, Chair: H. Kaiser
Damian Rouson: PGAS: A View from Berkeley
Keynote 3, Chair: S. R. Brandt
George Bosilca: Heterogeneous distributed runtimes for fine-granularity tasks: A possible revolution in parallel programming
10:00 AMCoffeeCoffeeCoffee
Session 1, Chair: H. KaiserSession 3, Chair: P. DiehlSession 5, Chair: S. R. Brandt
10:30 AMBrad Richardson: Framework for Extensible, Asynchronous Task Scheduling (FEATS) in FortranLaxmikant (Sanjay) Kale: Efficiency and raw speed vs generality and versatility in parallel programming modelsMikael Simberg: HPX and Kokkos: unifying asynchrony and portability on the path towards standardization
11:00 AMPeter Thoman: Command Horizons: Coalescing Data Dependencies while Maintaining AsynchronicityBen Bergen: Recent FleCSI DevelopmentsAbhishek Bagusetty: Portable Uintah framework for heterogeneous, asynchronous many-task runtime systems for Exascale Architectures
11:30 AMHugh Delaney: Performance Portability using Standard C++ with SYCLSumathi Lakshmiranganatha: FleCSI: Scalability Studies and ChallengesNitish Shingde: Matrix Multiplication using Hedgehog's data flow graphs on multi-node GPU architectures
12:00 PMMichael Wong: Khronos SYCL heterogeneous programming for future codesign with RISC-V, HPC, and AIThomas Sterling: Active Memory Architecture for Asynchronous Graph ProcessingDominic Marcello: Octo-Tiger: An HPX Based Code for Modelling Three-Dimensional Self-Gravitating Fluids
12:30 PMLunchLunchLunchLunchLunch
Session 2, Chair: G. BaumgartnerSession 4, Chair: P. Grubel
02:00 PMJan Ciesko: Qthreads: A Lightweight Threading Library for the Many-core EraPeter Franz: Scheduling Many-task Applications on Multi-clouds and Hybrid Clouds
02:30 PMChristian Trott: Kokkos' Role for Performance Portability in AMT SystemsAlex Aiken: Lessons Learned From Writing Task-Based Libraries
03:00 PMHartmut Kaiser: HPX - A C++ Library for Parallelism and ConcurrencyPedro Valero-Lara: MatRIS: A fully agnostic solution for BLAS and LaPACK codes using the IRIS runtime
03:30 PMDiscussion: AI, Chair: C. JunghansDiscussion: GPU, Chair: D. Rouson
04:00 PMCoffeeCoffee
05:30 PMPoster session (5:30 PM–6:30 PM)
EveningReception (7:00 PM–9:00 PM, The Cook Room, Cook Hotel & Conference Center)Industrial talk: Chris Taylor (Tactical Computing Lab)
Banquet: The Club at LSU Union Square, 7:00 PM–10:00 PM
Contact

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