[HTCondor-users] Upcoming Throughput Computing Week - Time to Register

["Stathas, Janet" <JStathas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A Reminder to Register for Throughput Computing Week 2026.

 

You are invited to Throughput Computing Week  (HTC26) from June 2-6 to be held in Madison, Wisconsin. HTC26 brings together researchers, campuses, science collaborations, facilitators, administrators, government representatives, and professionals interested in high throughput computing. 

 

Registration Is Open.  Visit the Event Site for registration information. 

You Don’t Want to Miss these Sessions and Talks:

• Vibe-coding the Future: Success and Failures in using Agentic AI

• Using AI Tools to Understand and debug HTCondor and Pelican

• Multi-Messenger Astrophysics Computing Challenges

• Campus Impacts and Broader Outreach via the OSPool and OSDF

• The Challenges and Successes of Smaller Institutions in the National Cyberinfrastructure Community

• Utilizing Open OnDemand with HTCondor 

• Facilitation for HTC

• HTC Admin Jumpstart: Best Practices for Starting Up and Running a System

• Climate Policy Modeling with HTCondor

• The IceCube CredMon - Going Beyond the Manual to Support Pelican 

• And More!

We have a smorgasbord of events planned too:

• The very popular annual Evening on the Memorial Union Terrace

• Organized runs, biking and kayaking during the week. 

• An evening Bonfire at Picnic Point

• Karaoke Night

Learn More Here

Important Dates and Deadlines:

• May 8: Madison is a popular place to visit in the summer and reserved room blocks (which are limited) will begin expiring early in May. We strongly encourage you to book your room soon and complete your registration! Visit the event site for Hotel Information: https://agenda.hep.wisc.edu/event/2432/page/104-hotel-and-local-arrangements

• May 19: Abstract Submission deadline for a Technical Talk (see below)

• May 31: In Person Registration Closes 

  
  

Speaking Opportunities  

We encourage you to consider presenting! Technical presentations at HTC26 are short, typically 20 minutes in length. Applying merely requires a brief abstract submission.

Questions and Resources

HTC26 is sponsored by the OSG Consortium, the HTCondor team, and the Center for High Throughput Computing.

For questions about attending, speaking, accommodations, and other concerns, please contact us at htc@xxxxxxxxxxx

We hope to see you there.

On behalf of the Throughput Computing Week 2026 team