Monday, May 31 – Thursday, June 3

The four-day conference will highlight many cutting-edge presentations divided into various sessions focusing on innovations and applications of supercomputing.

Monday, May 31

• Opening Session with ISC'10 Keynote Talk by Kirk B. Skaugen
• High Performance Computational Life Sciences – The Challenge for HPC Systems
• Parallel Computing in the Years to Come
• Manycore & Fault Tolerance Techniques
• Scientific Sessions 1–2
• BoF Sessions 1–6 (schedule available April 16)

Tuesday, June 1

• Evolving New HPC Markets: China, Middle East & Russia
• HPC: Future Technology Building Blocks
• Current HPC Projects in Europe, Japan & USA
• How Will Supercomputer Centers Look Like in the Future? (Panel)
• Hot Seat Session 1 (schedule available April 30)
• Tuesday Keynote by Prof. Dr. Helmut Merkel
• Exhibitor Forum Sessions 1–3 (schedule available April 30)
• Research Poster Session (schedule available April 16)

Wednesday, June 2

• HPC for Turbulence Techniques
• High Performance Computing & Networking
• Crash Course on High Performance Computing
• Innovative HPC Applications at NASA in Earth & Space Science
• New Memory & Storage Hierarchies for HPC – Opportunities & Challenges (Panel)
• Hot Seat Session 2 (schedule available April 30)
• Wednesday Keynote by Prof. Dr. Thomas Sterling
• Exhibitor Forum Sessions 4–6 (schedule available April 30)
• Research Poster Session (schedule available April 16)

Thursday, June 3

• Focusing LINPACK: The TOP500 Yardstick
• Supercomputers for Modeling the Climate & the Roles of Energy Production in Climate Change
• 80 Years of Computing: From Konrad Zuse to Exascale Computing with Thursday Keynote by Prof. Dr. Horst Zuse
• Closing Session
• BoF Sessions 7–15 (schedule available April 16)

Award ceremonies, numerous networking opportunities and social events will complete the 2010 conference.