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The 8th BOINC Workshop

A workshop on BOINC and volunteer computing will be held 27-28 September 2012 in London, England.

The objective of this workshop is to share information about BOINC and projects using it, through short presentations and informal discussions, in a relaxed, open and friendly atmosphere. The workshop aims to stimulate new developments and activities related to volunteer computing, and to guide the future development of BOINC.

The workshop is for researchers, scientists and developers with significant experience or interest in BOINC. Areas of interest include:

  • GPU and multi-thread applications; CUDA and OpenCL
  • Virtual machines as application container
  • Multi-user projects
  • Remote job submission
  • Integration with hubs, clouds, grids, and desktop grids

All participants will have the opportunity to present and discuss their work. Slides will be published on the web, but there will be no papers or proceedings.

The workshop will be co-located with a meeting of the International Desktop Grid Federation (IDGF). Workshop participants are encouraged to consider attending this as well.

Venue

University of Westminster
115 New Cavendish Street
London, W1W 6UW

(room TBA)

Registration

The workshop is free but attendance is limited. If you are interested in attending, or have any questions, please contact David Anderson, indicating your areas of interest.

Schedule

The workshop will consist of two activities:

  • Talks: All participants are encouraged to give a short (~15 min) talk describing their activities and plans related to volunteer computing. These talks do not have to be polished or present results. Please send your talk title to David Anderson.
  • Hackfest: On the 2nd day of the workshop we'll divide into small groups, each of which will try to advance some aspect of BOINC. All attendees should sign up for one or more groups, and should come prepared to contribute.

Attendees

  1. David Anderson, UC Berkeley
  2. Christian Beer, Rechenkraft.net (NPO)
  3. Andy Bowery, Oxford
  4. David Coss, St. Jude Hospital
  5. Travis Desell, Univ. of North Dakota
  6. Derrick Kondo, INRIA
  7. Arnaud Legrand, INRIA

Before and after

26 September

Afternoon: workshop of the International Desktop Grid Forum (IDGF); same venue

29 September

All day: hike and/or rural pub crawl; details TBD

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