[hpc-announce] SC20 workshop proposals due soon

[Roth, Philip]

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Call for SC20 Workshop Proposals

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Want to hold a workshop at SC20?  Now is the time to submit your proposal!

SC Workshops are half- or full-day events for presentations, discussion, and
interaction covering various fields of interest, from the avant-garde to the
tried-and-true.  Hardware, software, data analysis, machine learning,
containers, performance, correctness, urgent computing, education, quantum and
anything else that might be of interest to SC attendees is fair game.
Proposals for workshops about new topics as well as veteran sessions are
equally encouraged.

Workshops typically take one of the following formats:
* Workshops centered around published technical papers
* “Mini-symposia” centered around panelists and discussion
* Invited workshops for working groups, centered around already-published work
but any format will be considered with sufficient justification in the
proposal.  Regardless of format, SC20 will not publish workshop proceedings.

Proposals are peer-reviewed and selected with a preference for submissions that
inspire deep and interactive dialogue on compelling topics within the HPC
community.

SC20 will be held November 15-20, 2020, at the Georgia World Congress Center,
Atlanta Georgia, USA.  Workshops will be held on Sunday, Monday, and Friday of
the conference. These sessions are open to SC20 attendees with a Workshops
registration.

Important dates
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Submissions open: 02 January 2020, 8:00 AM AOE
Submissions due: 14 February 2020, 11:59 PM AOE
Notifications: 20 March 2020

Important addresses
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Submission details:
   https://sc20.supercomputing.org/submit/workshop-submissions/

Submission site (including sample submission form):
   https://submissions.supercomputing.org

SC20 web site:
   https://sc20.supercomputing.org/

Email address for questions: workshops at info.supercomputing.org

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Philip C. Roth, +1 865 241 1543