A Reminder to Register for Throughput Computing Week 2025.
You are invited to the third annual
Throughput Computing Week (HTC25) from June 2-6 to be held in Madison, Wisconsin. HTC25 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 Events and Talks:
- Keynote Speaker Monday Morning: Biological discovery at an Unfathomable Scale with Dr. Erik Wright
- The 40 Years of The Condor Project: A Celebration on Tuesday Afternoon.
- Campus Impacts on the National Science Community via the OSPool and OSDF
- Utilizing HTC on Your Campus and Your Research
- Running ML, AI and GPU Workflows and AI-driven Science with PATh Services
- Mastering Debugging (for admins)
- Objects, Objects Everywhere: Using the OSDF in your Science
- Managed and Staged Objects: Caches and Execution Points
- And More!
Important Dates and Deadlines:
- May 1:
Madison is a popular place to visit in the summer and reserved room blocks (which are limited) will begin expiring at the beginning of 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/2297/page/90-hotel-and-local-arrangements
- May 1: Abstract Submission deadline for a Technical Talk (see below)
- May 22: In Person Registration Closes
Speaking Opportunities
We encourage you to consider presenting! Technical presentations at HTC25 are short, typically 20 minutes in length. Applying merely requires a
brief abstract submission.
Questions and Resources
HTC25 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 2025 team
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