ANNOUNCING 21 IPDPS 2020 WORKSHOPS
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GENERAL CO-CHAIRS
Anu Bourgeois (Georgia State University, USA)
Ramachandran Vaidyanathan (Louisiana State University, USA)
PROGRAM CHAIR
Yuanyuan Yang (NSF and Stony Brook University, USA)
WORKSHOPS CHAIR and VICE-CHAIR
Erik Saule (University of North Carolina Charlotte, USA)
Jaroslaw Zola (The State University of New York at Buffalo, USA)
STUDENT PARTICIPATION CHAIRS
Edson Borin (University of Campinas, Brazil)
Jay Lofstead (Sandia National Laboratories, USA)
PhD FORUM & STUDENT MENTORING

This event will include traditional poster presentations by PhD students enhanced by a program of mentoring and coaching in scientific writing and presentation skills and a special opportunity for students to hear from and interact with senior researchers attending the conference.

INDUSTRY PARTICIPATION

There are several ways for industry to partner with IPDPS and share the benefits of associating with our international community of top researchers and practitioners in fields related to parallel processing and distributed computing. IPDPS is a “walk-up-and-talk” venue that encourages industry partners to use the conference as a way to introduce their technology in an informal setting.

IMPORTANT DATES
Conference Preliminary Author Notification
• December 9, 2019
Workshops’ Call for Papers Deadlines
• Most Fall After December 9, 2019
IPDPS 2020 VENUE

New Orleans is one of the most eccentric and lively cities in the world.

Whatever your interests are, New Orleans has you covered. From its diverse culture, distinctive cuisine, rich history, colorful celebrations, live music, vibrant nightlife, and world-class restaurants, there is something for everyone. Join IPDPS in 2020 to find out what makes New Orleans so unique and special.

IPDPS Workshops are the “bookends” to the three-day conference technical program of contributed papers, invited speakers, student programs, and industry participation. They provide the IPDPS community an opportunity to explore special topics and present work that is more preliminary or cutting-edge than the more mature research presented in the main symposium. Each workshop has its own website and submission requirements, and the submission deadline for most workshops is after the main conference author notification dates.