In order to protect symposium attendees from the recent CORONA-virus outbreak, we sincerely ask indivisuals who fall into the criteria written in the following document to CANCEL their participation in the symposium.
Updated on Feb 10.
Due to rapidly changing circumstances with respect to the new corona virus, we decided to open a live broadcasting of the Symposium as much as possible. We will shortly send all the participants about the information.
RIKEN Center for computational science (R-CCS) has been working on researches and operation of K-computer to create innovative results for science and technology as well as developing the successor of K-computer,Supercomputer Fugaku.
In Japan, a series of efforts to realize a "super smart society" or the so-called Society 5.0, where cyber space and physical space (or real society) are highly integrated, have been conducted under the 5th Science and Technology Basic Plan started. Supercomputer Fugaku will play an important role for IoT, BigData and AI in Society 5.0, in addition to the application fields that have been developed for the K computer. In order to sustain such a large-scale HPC infrastructure, it is important to construct an ecosystem on a global scale.
In the 2nd R-CCS international symposium, we will review the efforts made with K-computer which was already shut down at the end of August, 2019. We will also discuss future researches on computer science and computational science considering "Post-Moore" era, as well as ARM ecosystems and new applications expected for supercomputing with Fugaku.
Invited Speakers
Important Dates
- Abstract submission deadline :
Dec. 23rd, 2019 (A.O.E)Jan. 10th, 2020
Jan. 17th, 2020 (A.O.E) HARD DEADLINE - Registration deadline :
Jan. 31, 2020,Feb 7th 2020 (A.O.E), will be closed soon.
Lunch box application closed on Feb 4th, 2020 (A.O.E) - Notification : Jan. 22nd, 2020
- Symposium : Feb. 17-18th, 2020 (Mon - Tue)
- Fugaku tour & reception : Feb. 17th, 2020 (Mon)
The symposium consists of keynotes, invited talk sessions, poster sessions, and panel discussion session. We invite submissions of abstract papers for / poster presentations. Presentations are encouraged that address topics including, but not limited to, the following:
- Applications developed for the K computer and further developments
- Applications for the supercomputer Fugaku
- The ARM HPC ecosystem
- Supercomputing in Post Moore era
Supported by
- Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
- RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project (AIP)
- RIKEN Center for Brain Science (CBS)
- Social and scientific priority issues to be tackled by using the Supercomputer Fugaku (9 issues)
- High Performance Computing Infrastructure Consortium (HPCI)
- Research Organization for Information Science and Technology (RIST)
- Artificial Intelligence Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIRC, AIST)
- Foundation for Computational Science (FOCUS)
Organizing committee
- General co-chairs
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- Kentaro Sano, R-CCS
- Yasumichi Aoki, R-CCS
- Program co-chairs
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- Toshiyuki Imamura, R-CCS
- Hirofumi Tomita, R-CCS
- WEB chair
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- Takaaki Miyajima, R-CCS
- Registration chair
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- Tomohiro Ueno, R-CCS
- Local arrangement chair
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- Issasku Kanamori, R-CCS
- General affair chair
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- Atsushi Koshiba, R-CCS
- Liaison
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- Kazuo Kondo, R-CCS
- Hisako Sasaki, R-CCS
- Junko Fukuyoshi, R-CCS
- Mayumi Hoshiba, R-CCS
- Nodoka Kuwahara, R-CCS
- Secretaries
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- Yuri Iida, R-CCS
- Tomoko Nakashima, R-CCS
- Keiko Inaba, R-CCS
- Keiko Matsuoka, R-CCS