ASCR is in the process of, in partnership with the other Science programs, a series of collaborative meetings, each focusing on the grand challenges of a specific scientific domain and the role for scientific computing in addressing those challenges.  The primary goal of these meetings is to engage the relevant scientific communities in a dialogue to identify the opportunities and challenges ahead and the role for scientific computing and multi-disciplinary partnerships.

Each meeting will be limited to approximately 50 invited technical leaders in the field of extreme scale computing, with a highly focused agenda targeted at identifying ways to overcome the most challenging technical issues and establishing a list of actionable recommendations.  Each meeting will produce a report for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) program office that has the specific scientific domain in its portfolio.  The reports will also be available to the broad scientific and general community.

The technical meeting series is being organized by a coordinating committee that will produce a summary report from all meetings held with an overview of all activities and a high-level description of the recommendations common to all meetings.

Please contact ASCR for additional information or inquiries.

Discipline	Date	Location	Chair
Climate Science	Nov 6-7, 2008	Washington, DC	Warren Washington, NCAR
	Climate Science Workshop Report Challenges in the Climate Change Science and the role of Computing at the Extreme Scale     4.2MB PDF File
High Energy Physics	Dec, 9-11, 2008	SLAC	Roger Blandford, KIPAC/SLAC Young-Kee Kim, FNAL Norman Christ, Columbia
Nuclear Physics	Jan 26-28, 2009	Washington, DC	Glenn Young, ORNL David Dean, ORNL Martin Savage, University of Washington
Fusion Science	Mar 18-20, 2009	Washington, DC	Bill Tang, PPPL David Keyes, Columbia
Nuclear Energy	May 11-12, 2009	Washington, DC	Robert Rosner, ANL Ernie Moniz, MIT
	Nuclear Energy Workshop Report 1MB PDF file
Material Science and Chemistry	Aug 13-15, 2009	Washington, DC	Guilia Galli, University of California at Davis Thom Dunning, University of Illinois
Biology	Aug 17-19, 2009	Chicago, IL	Rick Stevens, ANL Mark Ellisman, UCSD
National Security	Oct 6-8 , 2009	Washington, DC	Paul Messina, ANL Alan Bishop, LANL
Architectures & Technology	Dec 8-10 , 2009	San Diego, CA	Rick Stevens, ANL Andrew White, LANL

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