Women in HPC (WHPC) Poster Submission

The WHPC poster session at ISC is dedicated to women and individuals from underrepresented groups who are students or are in the early stages of their HPC careers, typically within the first 5 years post-graduation or via a career transition into the field of supercomputing.

Please note: the Call for WHPC Poster is closed!

WHPC Poster Chair
Eleanor Broadway,
EPCC, University of Edinburgh, UK

WHPC Poster Co-Chair
Ayesha Afzal,
Erlangen National High Performance Computing Center (NHR@FAU), Germany

Successful submissions to this session offer unique advantages:

• Mentorship Support: You will receive guidance and support in polishing your poster and presentation.
• WHPC Travel Fellowships: Two travel grants are available for successful authors who would not be able to attend the conference otherwise. Learn more...
• Lightning Talk Opportunity: Showcase your work on stage during the Poster Pitch Session, gaining valuable exposure.

Poster topics can encompass a wide range of themes, from technical to non-technical subjects. Examples include early research and projects, reproducibility, career experiences, diversity and inclusion in HPC, and more. Notably, several participants who debuted their posters in our session have gone on to present in the prestigious ISC Project and Research Poster categories.

The submissions require abstract (maximum 500 words), a representative draft of your final poster and the CV (PDF or DOC). Submitted poster proposals will be thoughtfully reviewed by the ISC 2024 WHPC Volunteer Committee.

Please note: The mentioned opportunities will be communicated directly to successful applicants. If your submission is successful, you will be contacted by the ISC 2024 WHPC Volunteer Committee with comprehensive information and further details.

Information for speakers: Please look at our Speaker Manual, which provides guidance and information in preparing and delivering your upcoming presentation at ISC 2024.

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