19th ADAC Symposium & Workshop September 1 – 4, 2026

19th ADAC Symposium and Workshop

Host: FZJ – Forschungszentrum Jülich

Location: Cologne, Germany

ADAC19 Symposium Date: September 1 & 2, 2026

Venue: Mondial Am Dom Hotel Cologne

Attendance to the ADAC19 Symposium is open. Registration link here: https://evis.events/event/662/registrations/

The theme of the Symposium will be “Open Paths to High Performance”.

ADAC19 Workshop Dates: September 3 & 4, 2026

Venue: Mondial Am Dom Hotel Cologne

Hotel: The event will take place at the Mondial Hotel in Cologne, Germany. The “keyword” for booking the hotel is “ADAC”; but one should do it through the attached form.

Attendance to the ADAC19 Workshop is strictly by invitation only. Registration details will be provided in the invitation email.

ADAC19 SYMPOSIUM AGENDA

Monday, August 31, 2026- Haydn Room

TIME

Governance Board (GB) Meeting

MODERATOR

12:00-17:00

Location: Mondial – Closed to only the GB members- Haydn Room

 

12:00-13:00

Lunch 

13:00-14:30

GB Meeting

Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo

14:30-15:00

Break

 

15:00-17:00

GB Meeting

Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo

17:00Adjourn  

Tuesday, September 1, 2026- Beethoven Room

TIME

DESCRIPTION

PRESENTER/MODERATOR

08:00

Registration

Front Desk

08:25

Welcome & Opening

Andreas Herten, FZJ

Antigoni Georgiadou, ORNL

08:30-09:30

Keynote: Supercomputing in Jülich: Quo Vadis?

Thomas Lippert, FZJ

09:30-10:00

HPC in Latin America

Philippe Navaux, UFRGS

 

10:00

Break

 

10:30-11:00

Understanding and modeling crowds at scale

Fabian Plum, FZJ

11:00-11:30

HPC in Transition: The CINECA Experience in the AI Era

Gabriella Scipione, CINECA

11:30-12:00

The Open Data & AI Stack: Freedom of Choice in the Age of AI

Vendor Presentation: Bull byAlper Teke

12:00-13:00

Working Lunch

 

13:00-13:30

Future Prospects of Quantum and HPC Integration: Evolving Capabilities and Requirements

Olli Mukkula, CSC

13:30-14:00

Accelerated Building Blocks for Next Generation HPC+AI Workloads

Vendor Presentation: NVIDIA by Heidi Poxon

14:00-17:00

Presentation of the tour plan & quick introduction to the topics –> Departure at 14:15 & trip by bus to the FZJ facility –> Arrival by 15:00 –> Tour of Jülich

Andreas Herten

17:00

Break

 

17:15-18:30

Trip by bus back to Köln

Andreas Herten

19:00-20:30

Dinner & Social Networking Event @ the Ludwig im Museum : https://www.ludwig-im-museum.de/feste-veranstaltungen.html 

Andreas Herten

 

 

 

20:30

Adjourn Day 1

 

   
  Wednesday, September 2, 2026- Beethoven Room
 

TIME

DESCRIPTION

PRESENTER/MODERATOR

08:00

Registration

Front Desk

08:25

Welcome & Opening

Andreas Herten, FZJ

Antigoni Georgiadou, ORNL

08:30-09:30

Keynote: Heterogeneous Partitions on a Shared Infrastructure, Operating Alps with the vCluster Technology

Maxime Martinasso, ETH Zurich/ CSCS

09:30-10:00

New Frontiers of Sciences by Integration of (HPC/AI/QC)

Kengo Nakajima, U Tokyo

10:00

Break

 

10:30-11:00

Compilers and Tools: Risks, Challenges, and Collaboration Opportunities

Wael Elwasif, ORNL

11:00-11:30

Past, present and future of HPC at ECMWF

Ioan Hadade, ECMWF

11:30-12:00

Doing More Science with Fewer Watts

Arthur Lorenzon, UFRGS

12:00

Working Lunch

 

13:00-14:00

Keynote: How Convergence of AI, HPC, and Geospatial Science Changed the Map

Budhu Bhaduri, ORNL

14:00-14:30

Emulating flexible precision with Ozaki-II in iterative methods: the case of the ChASE library

Clement Richefort

14:30-15:00

Building an Open HPC Ecosystem: C-DAC’s Vision from Silicon to Software

Deepika H V, C-DAC

15:00

Break

 

15:30-16:00

AI for Science to the Next Level: Compute, Open Software, and Impact

Vendor Presentation: AMD by Samuel Antao

16:00-16:30

Exascale simulations and AI applied to plasma fusion research

Dorian Midou, CEA

16:30-17:00

IBM Research perspective on Quantum, HPC and Storage

Vendor Presentation: IBM by Robert Haas

17:00-17:30

Supporting Science at OLCF in the Post-Exascale Era

Verónica Melesse Vergara, ORNL

17:30-18:00

Recent HPC Technologies for AI Training and Inference

Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo
 

Symposium Adjourn

 
 

ADAC19 AMD VENDOR ENGAGEMENT SESSION

Thursday, September 3, 2026

TIME

Vendor Engagement

LOCATION

09:00

AMD: Task Force Software Stack-Agenda

Beethoven

10:30

Break

 

11:00 

AMD: Task Force Software Stack

Beethoven

12:00

Adjourn Vendor Engagement Sessions

 

12:00-13:00

Working Lunch

 
   

ADAC19 NVIDIA VENDOR MEETING- By invitation only

Thursday, September 3, 2026

TIME

Vendor Meeting- Closed To Invited Guests

LOCATION

15:00-17:00

ADAC-NVIDIA Kick-off Meeting at ADAC19

TBD

 

Adjourn NVIDIA Engagement Meeting

 

ADAC19 WORKSHOP AGENDA

Thursday, September 3, 2026- Beethoven Room

TIME

DESCRIPTION

PRESENTER

12:00-13:00

Working Lunch

 

13:00

Welcome & Opening

Andreas Herten, FZJ

13:10

Remarks from the Governance Board

Thomas Schulthess, ETH/CSCS

 

ADAC Working Group Reports

PRESENTER

13:20

Applications & Benchmarks

Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo

13:25

Federated Learning & AI

Jason Haga, AIST

13:30

Portability, Sustainability & Integration

Keita Teranishi, ORNL

13:35

System Management

Akihiro Nomura, ISc Tokyo

13:40

Quantum Computing

Mikael Johansson, CSC

13:45

Training, Outreach & Workforce Development

Kengo Nakajima, U Tokyo

13:50

Task Force Software Stack

Antigoni Georgiadou, ORNL

14:00

Design and development of asynchronous algorithms for solving the neutron transport equation on massively parallel and heterogeneous architectures

Antoine Kempf, CEA

14:30

Contributing to Kokkos

Cedric Chevalier, CEA

15:00

Break

 
 

ADAC Working Group Breakout Sessions

LOCATION

15:30-17:00

Applications & Benchmarks

Beethoven

 

Federated Learning & AI

Brahms

 

Portability, Sustainability & Integration

Haydn

 

System Management

WS Room 1

 

Quantum Computing

WS Room 2

 

Training, Outreach & Workforce Development

Foyer Haydn
WS Area

17:00

Adjourn Day 1

 
 

ADAC19 Workshop Dinner

LOCATION

19:00

Workshop Dinner, Workshop Participants & Guests

Gilden im Zims https://www.zims.de/en/about-us/

   

Friday, September 4, 2026- Beethoven Room

TIME

DESCRIPTION

PRESENTER

09:00

Welcome & Opening

Andreas Herten, FZJ

 

ADAC Working Group Breakout Sessions

LOCATION

09:10-10:30

Applications & Benchmarks

Beethoven

 

Federated Learning & AI

Brahms

 

Portability, Sustainability & Integration

Haydn

 

System Management

WS Room 1

 

Quantum Computing

WS Room 2

 

Training, Outreach & Workforce Development

Foyer Haydn
WS Area

10:30-11:00

Break

 

11:00

Applications & Benchmarks

Beethoven

 

Federated Learning & AI

Brahms

 

Portability, Sustainability & Integration

Haydn

 

System Management

WS Room 1

 

Quantum Computing

WS Room 2

 

Training, Outreach & Workforce Development

Foyer Haydn
WS Area

12:00

Group Photograph

 

12:10

Working Lunch

 
 

ADAC Working Group Reports

PRESENTER

13:00

Applications & Benchmarks

Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo

13:15

Federated Learning & AI

Jason Haga, AIST

13:30

Portability, Sustainability & Integration

Keita Teranishi, ORNL

13:45

System Management

Akihiro Nomura, ISc Tokyo

14:00

Quantum Computing

Mikael Johansson, CSC

14:15

Training, Outreach & Workforce Development

Kengo Nakajima, U Tokyo

14:30-15:00

Break

 

15:00

Plenary Discussion

Antigoni Georgiadou, ORNL Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo

15:30

Remarks and Charge from Governance Board

Rio Yokota, ISc Tokyo

15:40

Announcing ADAC20

Antigoni Georgiadou, ORNL

15:50

Closing Remarks

Andreas Herten, FZJ

 

16:00

Workshop Adjourn