Events

Please find below all events organized by BSC or where our institution will participate:

• PRACE Tutorial, September, 6-9 - UPC Campus Nord, Barcelona. The objective of this seminar is to carry out a hands on training on the use of the Paraver and Dimemas tools to analyze the performance of parallel applications.
  
  
• Barcelona Multicore Workshop 2010, 21st - 22nd October 2010, Barcelona (Spain).  The idea is to bring together prominent researchers active across the field – computer architecture, programming languages and formal foundations in the course of a two day multicore workshop. Our goal is to cross-fertilize ideas across the HW and SW communities and discuss the cutting edge in research and products. The BMW2010 workshop will consist of a combination of invited talks, panel discussions and time for discussion.
  

• PRACE Autumn school, 25th - 29th October, Campus UPC. The objective of this course is to evangelise on the usage of HPC technologies in general and application development in particular. This training week should aim to expand and intensify the existing ecosystem of scientists who use HPC technologies. To this end, the school should be attractive for a heterogeneous audience, covering lectures on topics ranging from basic concepts on programming frameworks to specialised tools and techniques for advanced users.
  
  
• X Jornadas de Bioinformática - Workshop on Bioinformatics for Personalized Medicine, 27-29 October, Málaga (Spain). This year, the reference topic is “Bioinformatics for personalized medicine” for which the conference will provide the opportunity to discuss the state of the art for the integration of the fields of biology, medicine and informatics.
  
  
• SC10, November 13 -19, New Orleans (USA). BSC will have a booth at this conference. Please do not hesitate to pop by in order to know all our research experts. 

• ExaScale Challenges in Computational Biology, December, 13-15, Barcelona. As a result of the enormous potential of Molecular Biology to produce returns for human health, this discipline now figures as a main strategic research area. Molecular Biology has experienced a huge quantitative and qualitative jump thanks to high-throughput systems that have emerged in recent years, among these supercomputers. Early registration and abstracts deadline: 20 October.