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SUMMARY:Save the Date: Real Stories about Using HPC in Research
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for those that joined us for our February VA-WHPC event on February 25th\, 2025 at 1 PM EST via Zoom! \nThis month\, three graduate students shared their experiences using High-Performance Computing (HPC) in their research. Each speaker gave a 10-minute presentation on how they use HPC\, the challenges they’ve faced\, and how they developed the necessary skills to effectively utilize these resources. After each presentation\, there was time for questions and discussion. \nThank you all that attended! For those that could not make it\, see below for the recording. We hope to see you at the next event! \n			\n						Watch the Recording!\n					 \n \nSpeakers:\nMahshid Ahmadian is a Ph.D. candidate in System Modeling and Analysis\, with a specialization in Statistics and Data Science at Virginia Commonwealth University. She is also a Virginia Sea Grant graduate fellow\, where she integrates the fields of statistics\, ecology\, and fisheries science. Her research focuses on developing spatiotemporal models designed to analyze fish movement data. She has experience using high-performance computing (HPC) to process large-scale spatial data and implement computationally intensive statistical models.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mahshidahmadian \nJames Giroux is a PhD candidate working at the intersection of Nuclear Physics and Data Science at William and Mary. His research is focused primarily on applications of generative AI\, Computer Vision\, and Bayesian Deep Learning for physics event reconstruction. \nKarolina Naranjo-Velasco is a PhD candidate in Data Science at the University of Virginia and MSDS ’22 graduate. She brings a unique perspective as a Latina attorney specializing in constitutional law. Her research focuses on developing automations using HPC and AI tools for parsing legal documents and training language models to analyze texts. Beyond her technical contributions\, she strengthens diversity in data science through conference leadership and mentorship of underrepresented STEM professionals.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karolinaranjo/X: https://x.com/karolinaranjo \n https://youtu.be/u0Dv0frMPCQ
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: Common Pain-Points for New Users of HPC
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for those that joined us on April 29th\, 2025\, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST\, where three veteran HPC users shared their experiences involving common challenges that new researchers using HPC face. Each speaker gave a 10-minute presentation discussing the usual issues that give new users problems. This session focused on: (1) Files and Storage in the HPC environment (2) Command-line tips for new users\, and (3) Utilizing the HPC batch system efficiently. \nWhether you’re new to HPC or looking to refine your workflow\, this session provided valuable guidance to help you navigate the learning curve with greater confidence.  \nMissed it? No worries! See the slides and recording below.  \n			\n						Watch the Recording\n					 \nPresenters:\nGeorge Flanagin\, University of Richmond: George Flanagin is currently the senior member of the Academic Research Computing (ARC) group at the University of Richmond where he has served since 2013. The ARC is a consultative arm of the research faculty\, spanning Law and Economics as well as the familiar hard sciences. George is on several faculty committees at University of Richmond: Data Analytics and Data Science\, Digital Pedagogy\, and he is on the advisory board for the Center for Liberal Arts and Artificial Intelligence. He previously taught CS curriculum in the Electrical Engineering program at VCU. George mentors research assistants in high performance computing each summer\, teaches workshops on the subject\, and pursues his own research interests in NLP for English and Spanish\, and using conventional compiler technology to create application specific languages. Before returning to academic life in 2001\, George worked in Silicon Valley and Australia at HP Labs\, Boeing Military Aircraft\, and KLA. \nLishan Yang\, George Mason University: Lishan Yang is an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at George Mason University. Her research interest falls in HPC reliability and GPUs. Her research supports HPC infrastructure; her research experiments are conducted on HPC clusters. She received a Ph.D. degree in the Department of Computer Science at William & Mary in 2022. \nEric Walter\, William & Mary: Eric Walter is the Executive Director of Research Computing at William & Mary in Williamsburg\, Virginia. In this role\, he assists researchers with computational projects and manages local computing resources\, including HPC clusters on the main campus and at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS). He has served in this role for about 10 years and has extensive experience onboarding new users to HPC systems. \nView or download the presenter’s slides using the buttons below. \n			\n						George’s Slides\n					\n			\n						Lishan’s Slides\n					\n			\n						Eric’s Slides
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/save-the-date-common-pain-points-for-new-users-of-hpc/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250624T130000
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: VA-WHPC: Enriching Research Computing and Data (RCD) Careers\, Part 2
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for those that joined us for Part 2 of our RCD careers discussion with Scott Yockel\, Ph.D.\, Research Computing Officer on June 24th\, 2025\, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST. In this follow-up to his 2024 presentation\, Dr. Yockel shared fresh insights on developing meaningful career paths in Research Computing and Data\, with a focus on individual agency\, staff support\, and leadership beyond formal management roles.  \nThis session explored strategies for skill-building\, real-world leadership development experiences (like MOR Associates and CliftonStrengths)\, and emerging resources for training and advancement compiled by the CaRRC community. We also set aside time for open discussion and Q&A. \nMissed it? No worries! See the slides and recording below.  \n			\n						Watch the recording\n					 \nSpeaker: \nDr. Scott Yockel\, the University Research Computing Officer at Harvard\, develops and advocates for a university-wide research computing strategy\, collaborating with faculty and university leadership to address emerging needs and secure funding. He is actively involved in national and regional initiatives like CaRCC and MGHPCC\, leading projects such as the New England Research Cloud and Northeast Storage Exchange. \nView or download the presenter’s slides using the button below.  \n			\n						Presentation Slides
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/save-the-date-rcd-careers-part-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250910T130000
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: VA-WHPC Trivia Game!
DESCRIPTION:Test your knowledge of high-performance computing in a fun and engaging trivia game. Whether you’re an HPC expert\, a student\, or just curious about the world of supercomputers and advanced computing technologies\, this trivia game is for you! \nParticipants will be randomly assigned to breakout rooms where teams will answer questions about HPC and computing in general. This is a great opportunity to share your knowledge\, learn from others\, and connect with peers and colleagues. \nIf you’re lucky\, you might even walk away with some prizes thanks to our sponsor\, Lenovo! \nSave the Date and get ready to power up your knowledge! \n  \n  \n			\n						Register
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/va-whpc-trivia-game/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251112T130000
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: VA-WHPC Student Lightning Talks
DESCRIPTION:On November 12th from 1–2 pm EST\, VA-WHPC hosted 9 students as they gave 3-minute lightning talks on their research to members of the HPC community from across Virginia. A prize was awarded to the top presentation\, as voted by attendees. We gratefully acknowledge the support of Dell Technologies for this event. \n  \n			\n						Register\n					 \nSpeakers:\n  \nTejasri Anuboina\, George Mason University \nIdentification of Anomalous Agents in Human Trajectory \nVolunteer Mentor: Karsten Siller\, University of Virginia \n  \nDaniel Berhane Araya\, George Mason University \nFinVet: A Collaborative Framework of RAG and External Fact-Checking Agents for Financial Misinformation Detection \nVolunteer Mentor: John Gillespe\, Virginia Tech AOE / NASA GRC  \n  \nParastoo Bybordi\, Virginia Commonwealth University \nGenotype Classification Using High-Resolution Melt Curves and Machine Learning Approaches \nVolunteer Mentor: Anuridhi Gupta\, George Mason University \n  \nEmily Euler\, James Madison University \nModeling Isomeric Butanol Reactivity on TiO2/Au(111) Inverse Model Catalysts \nVolunteer Mentor: Supraja Naraharisetty\, George Mason University \n  \nYing Fei Lin\, Virginia Tech \nRoot Estimation in Phylogenetic Trees Using Deep Learning \nVolunteer Mentor: Kirti Patel\, Virginia Tech \n  \nKapi Ketan Mehta\, Virginia Tech \nIntelligence Embodied with Safe Autonomy \nVolunteer Mentor: Eric Walter\, William & Mary \n  \nChandra Sarkar\, Virginia Tech \nDiscovering Bacterial Lineages from Bird Lice  \nVolunteer Mentor: Lishan Yang\, George Mason University \n  \nXiaorong Shan\, George Mason University \nA Breath Can Tell: Detecting Breast Cancer through Airborne Biomarkers  \nVolunteer Mentor: Hadeel Albahar\, Virginia Tech  \n  \nAdriana Valentina Farias\, George Mason University \nLeveraging Connected Vehicle Data in Richmond\, VA to Improve Travel Demand Modeling  \nVolunteer Mentor: Xinxin Mei\, Jefferson Lab 
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/student-lightning-talks-2025/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251210T130000
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: Meandering Paths: Two Women’s Journeys to Cybersecurity
DESCRIPTION:Thank you to those who joined us for a special Virginia Women in High Performance Computing (VA-WHPC) event exploring the growing importance of cybersecurity. Our distinguished panelists shared their career journeys\, discussed emerging developments and challenges in the field\, and offered insights on how to begin and advance a career in cybersecurity. \n			\n						Watch the Recording\n					 \nWhen: December 10th\, 2025 | 1:00–2:00 p.m. EST \nPanelists: \nAmy Starzynski Coddens\, M.Ed. – Vice President of Training Services\, Ascend CyberAmy Starzynski Coddens recently joined Ascend Cyber as Vice President of Training Services. Before that\, she served as the Director of Strategic Security for the Universities of Wisconsin System. As a graduate of the Indiana University School of Education (M.S. ’06 & M.S. ’09) and Maurer School of Law (Graduate Certificate\, Cybersecurity Law and Policy ‘21)\, Amy previously served as the Strategic Partnerships Manager for the REN-ISAC and has a background in P-16 education\, research\, and outreach. She has worked in government\, industry\, and academia\, contributing to projects with the CMMC-Accreditation Body\, National Science Foundation\, NASA Education\, the New England Research Institute and Harvard’s PEAR Institute. A member of WiCyS\, EDUCAUSE\, and IAPP\, she has a passion for workforce development\, furthering equitable and inclusive efforts within the cybersecurity realm\, and ensuring that security and privacy are accessible to all. In her spare time\, she loves to travel\, read\, attend concerts\, and spend time with family (2 teenagers!). \nLaura Raderman\, M.S.\, MBA – ISO Policy & Compliance Coordinator\, Carnegie Mellon UniversityLaura Raderman has been in the cybersecurity industry for over 25 years\, first as a consultant to Fortune 50 companies\, and now as a Policy and Compliance Coordinator for Carnegie Mellon University’s Information Security Office for the last 11 years. At Carnegie Mellon University\, Laura is responsible for assisting all departments at the University to comply with various laws\, regulations and contractual agreements controlling information security. Laura is an active contributor to EDUCAUSE including comments on NIST standards and Federal rulemaking related to research security.Laura is a Lead CMMC Certified Assessor (CCA) and consults with companies to get ready for their CMMC assessment as well as participate on Level 2 (C3PAO) Assessments.In her personal time\, she’s a Girl Scout troop leader\, home automation enthusiast\, swimmer\, and spends time with her husband\, daughter and two cats. \nModerator:Nicole Braunscheidel\, Ph.D. – Computational Scientist\, A/P Faculty\, Advanced Research Computing\, Virginia Tech \nCode of Conduct:We strive to provide a safe\, respectful\, and harassment-free environment for all participants\, regardless of age\, sex\, gender identity or expression\, sexual orientation\, race\, ethnicity\, nationality\, ability\, or religious beliefs.
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/meandering-paths/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260318T130000
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: AI in HPC Panel
DESCRIPTION:Topic: VA-WHPC Panel: AI in HPC \nThank you for those who joined us for our March 2026 speaker panel where three researchers shared their experiences and thoughts on artificial intelligence (AI) in High-Performance Computing (HPC). Each speaker gave a 10-minute presentation on how AI is used in HPC environments\, their experiences and views on AI in research computing\, how HPC infrastructure can support AI workloads\, and the practical lessons\, opportunities\, and challenges they have encountered. After the presentation\, there was time for questions and discussion.  \n			\n						Watch the Recording\n					 \nPresenters: \n• Dr. Vijeta Sharma is a High Performance Computing and Artificial Intelligence (HPC-AI) scientist with over 15+ years of R&D experience in both industry and academia. She holds a master’s degree in Data Science and a PhD in the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and High-Performance Computing (HPC). She is actively engaged in Research\, Teaching\, and the mentorship. She is deeply involved in international collaborations for research\, workshops\, conferences\, and knowledge dissemination. Her core research interests span Artificial Intelligence\, Computer Vision (image & video processing)\, Human Action Recognition\, Deep Learning\, Large Vision Models (LVM)\, High-Performance Computing (HPC)\, Embodied AI\, and Robotics. Specifically\, in AI on HPC\, her passion lies in AI model parallelisation across accelerators such as CPU\, GPU\, and TPU – a central theme of her research work. She has delivered 40+ invited talks on international platforms\, including as a keynote speaker. She is an active member of Women in HPC (WHPC). Beyond technology\, she is also recognised as a woman leader and recipient of the Global Women Leadership 2022 award\, honouring her inspiring contributions to women in science and leadership. \n\nDr. Bruce Rushing is a Research Scientist within the Data Analytics Center (DAC). The DAC provides machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) analytics to UVA researchers as a core part of its mission. Dr. Rushing has expertise in ML and AI\, with an emphasis on generative probabilistic modeling\, deep learning with neural networks\, and large language models (LLMs). His previous work at the DAC includes probabilistic models for glaucoma patient trajectories\, next-image segmentation and generation with time-series MRI data\, and LLM fine-tuning for modeling semantic shifts in scientific descriptions of American wildlife. Previously\, he conducted foundational research on ML\, statistics\, LLMs\, and causal discovery as a Postdoc at Purdue University’s Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence lab. He is a trained computational philosopher and statistician\, and he has a PhD in Philosophy and MA in Mathematical Behavioral Sciences from the University of California\, Irvine\, where his dissertation focused on the decision-theoretic foundations for Bayesian and causal inference. His research interests focus on the foundations of statistics and causal modeling and scientific theorizing that emphasize building algorithms for reliable induction.• Dr. Jie Ren is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at William & Mary. She received her Ph.D. from the University of California\, Merced\, from PASA Lab and received her B.S. degree from the Beijing Institute of Technology. Her research interests span operating systems\, computer architecture\, and their intersection with machine learning and high-performance computing. Her research aims to improve the performance and resource efficiency of heterogeneous computing systems while making it easier for users to deploy and manage their applications. Her publications appear in top conferences such as SC\, PPoPP\, HPCA\, FAST\, and NeurIPS. 
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/save-the-date-ai-in-hpc-panel/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T130000
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: VA-WHPC Student Lightning Talks V
DESCRIPTION:On April 22\, 2026\, VA-WHPC hosted 8 students as they gave 3-minute lightning talks on their research to members of the HPC community from across Virginia. Each presenter had 3 minutes and 1-2 slides to showcase their research\, and following each presentation\, we had a short Q&A to dive deeper into any questions.We gratefully acknowledge Lenovo for sponsoring the student presentation awards. \nThanks to all who attended this fantastic opportunity to explore a diverse range of topics in High-Performance Computing (HPC)\, and congratulations to the winners: \n\nFirst place: Stephen Tivenan\, Virginia Commonwealth University\nSecond place: Allyson Morris\, College of William & Mary\n\n \n			\n						Watch the recording (TBD)\n					 \nPresenters\n1. Olabisi Bashorun\, Student\, College of William & Mary \n\n\n\nTopic: Utilizing Threading for Training ML Models on Biological Data.\nVolunteer Mentor: Karsten Siller\, University of Virginia.\n\n\n\n2. Bhavya Goyal\, Trainee\, Centre of Development of Advanced Computing\, India \n\nTopic: AI vs. Supercomputing: Achieving a 28x Speedup in Climate Modeling.\nVolunteer Mentor: Kirti Patel\, Virginia Tech Alumni\n\n3. Allyson Morris\, Student\, College of William & Mary \n\nTopic: Efficient Perceptron Implementation in C for Scalable Classification.\nVolunteer Mentor: Parastoo Bybordi\, Virginia Commonwealth University.\n\n4. Supraja Naraharisetty\, Graduate Student\, George Mason University \n\nTopic: Efficient Resource Utilization Analysis and Optimization in HPC Systems using Grafana and FastAPI.\nVolunteer Mentor: Hadeel Albahar\, Virginia Tech & Kuwait University\n\n5. Emmanuel Sampson\, Student\, College of William & Mary  \n\nTopic: Machine Learning in Atomistic Spin Dynamics.\nVolunteer Mentor: Tejasri Anuboina\, George Mason University.\n\n6. Abhinav Sai Tummapudi\, Student\, George Mason University \n\nTopic: GPU-Watch: An Autonomous Node-Level GPU Utilization Enforcement Framework for Slurm Clusters.\nVolunteer Mentor: Eric Walter\, College of William & Mary.\n\n7. Stephen Tivenan\, Graduate Student\, Virginia Commonwealth University \n\nTopic: Spatial Jacobian Neural Network.\nVolunteer Mentor: Lishan Yang\, George Mason University.\n\n8. Puqi Zhou\, Graduate Student\, George Mason University \n\nTopic: Designing multi-robot ground video sensemaking with public safety professionals.\nVolunteer Mentor: Mary Saville\, University of Virginia.
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/save-the-date-va-whpc-student-lightning-talks-iv/
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: VA Women in HPC Career Path: Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This month\, we will host two industry professionals who will share their experiences\, insights\, and practical advice on navigating a successful career path in industry. \nOur panelists will discuss strategies and skills needed for long-term career growth and leadership. Join us for this engaging panel discussion and conversation. \nWhether you are actively exploring career options\, seeking your next professional opportunity\, or looking to broaden your network\, this event offers a valuable opportunity to ask direct questions and gain insights to help shape your career journey. \nJenny Krystofiak\nJenny Krystofiak is a dynamic technology executive with more than 20 years of experience driving business growth\, partner success\, and organizational transformation across the IT industry. \nAs Director of Public Sector Infrastructure Solutions at Lenovo\, she helps government and education organizations achieve their missions by delivering innovative\, world-class infrastructure solutions. Jenny is recognized for her ability to align technology with purpose\, driving measurable impact for customers and the communities they serve. \nA people-first leader\, Jenny believes individuals are the heart of every organization. She is passionate about developing talent\, fostering inclusive teams\, and helping people unlock their strengths to contribute to goals greater than themselves. \nBased in North Carolina with her husband\, Kevin\, their sons\, Kaleb and Jared\, and their Boston Terrier\, Rocky\, Jenny enjoys supporting her boys’ passions\, gardening\, and staying active. \nDebra Goldfarb\nDebra Goldfarb is Director of HPC Products and Strategy at Amazon Web Services\, where she helps shape AWS’s advanced computing strategy and expand the reach of HPC. \nOver more than three decades in the field\, she has held leadership roles at Intel and Microsoft and began her career at IDC\, where she launched its High-Performance Computing practice and founded the HPC User Forum. \nHer work has helped shape U.S. technology policy and the global HPC ecosystem\, with a longstanding focus on broadening access to advanced computing and applying it to meaningful scientific and societal challenges. \nA strong advocate for diversity in STEM\, Debra also co-launched the Women in HPC initiative at SC14 and continues to support efforts to expand opportunities for women in advanced computing. \n Register for this event here \n 
URL:https://va-whpc.org/event/save-the-date-va-women-in-hpc-career-path-panel-discussion/
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