Welcome to the SMC2020 Poster Session Page

On Thursday, August 27th, at 4:30 pm, please follow the zoom link on the agenda to the designated general session room.  All poster presenters will gather in the general session room to present their poster continuously (one after another), attendees will have the chance to ask one or two questions following each presentation, after the last presentation, the poster presenters and moderator (s) will move to one of the designated Q&A rooms below for an extended Q&A session.  After the general sessions, presenters will join the Q&A room in the row where their names and poster are listed below.

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Poster materials will be posted on this page starting on the first day of the conference. Poster presenters will be available for a virtual discussion during the general and Q&A session, Thursday, August 27th, from 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm. A list of presenters is below – join their Q&A room after the general session presentation by following the links below. The general session will begin promptly at 4:30 pm.

Enter the general session here which begins at 4:30 pm on Thursday, August 27th after the general session Q&A will move to the rooms below:

Q&A Room	Speaker	Organization	Presentation Title
Room 1	Harry Waugh	University of Bristol	On the Use of BLAS Libraries in Modern Scientific Codes at Scale
Room 1	Kwai Wong	University of Tennessee	Integrating Deep Learning in Domain Sciences at Exascale
Room 2	William Godoy	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Performance Improvements on SNS and HFIR Instrument Data Reduction Workflows Using Mantid
Room 2	Dave Pugmire	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Visualization as a Service for Scientific Data, , Senior Scientist
Room 3	Mathieu Doucet	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	From Smart Homes to Smart Laboratories: Connected Instruments for Materials Science
Room 3	Michael Churchill	Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Machine Learning for the Complex, Multi-scale Datasets in Fusion Energy
Room 4	Zahara Ronaghi and Hao Lu	NVIDIA	Performance Evaluation of Python-based Scalable Analytics Frameworks in SUMMIT: Early Experiences
Room 4	Jay Lofstead	Sandia National Laboratories	Memory vs. Storage Software and Hardware: The Shifting Landscape
Room 5	Ron Brightwell	Sandia National Laboratory	ALAMO: Autonomous Lightweight Allocation, Management, and Optimization
Room 5	Kathlyn Boudwin	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Navigating the Road to Successfully Manage a Large-Scale Research and Development Project