Please join us for the 2021 BOINC Workshop (this year, online), the annual showcase for research enabled by BOINC, and an open forum to discuss the technology and community.
BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing) is an open-source software — and community — that enables volunteers to donate spare processing power from their PCs, laptops, and phones, to power vital scientific and medical research.
Aggregated, these resources enable cutting edge research across mathematics, biology, physics, quantum chemistry, climate prediction and more.
The BOINC Workshop is comprised of three sessions. The first will showcase projects that using BOINC, highlighting the role of citizen participation in advancing scientific research. The second is a forum for BOINC projects to discuss the technology, their accomplishments in the past year, and technical needs moving forward. The third is an open-ended community discussion.
Who should attend? The BOINC Workshop is for anyone interested in harnessing science, technology, and online community to advance knowledge and effect change.
(*Part of the workshop, “Tech Talks” and “Tutorials” will be focused on people running, or interested in running, BOINC projects.)
Where is the Event? How do I participate? Where do I sign up? This year’s workshop will be online, via Zoom. Please register to get the event URL.
I’d like to present, who do I contact? If you’d like to speak on any BOINC-related topic (science, technology, community), please register or contact us.
Can I watch a recording later? We’ll be posting highlights to YouTube - but to participate in Q&A, and other interactive elements of the workshop, it’s best to join us live
Please join us for the 2021 BOINC Workshop (this year, online), the annual showcase for research enabled by BOINC, and an open forum to discuss the technology and community. Three Wednesdays in April: 14, 21, 28. Learn more and register at boincworkshop.org
BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing) is an open-source software — and community — that enables volunteers to donate spare processing power from their PCs, laptops, and phones, to power vital scientific and medical research.
Aggregated, these resources enable cutting edge research across mathematics, biology, physics, quantum chemistry, climate prediction and more.
The BOINC Workshop is comprised of three sessions. The first will showcase projects that using BOINC, highlighting the role of citizen participation in advancing scientific research. The second is a forum for BOINC projects to discuss the technology, their accomplishments in the past year, and technical needs moving forward. The third is an open-ended community discussion.
Who should attend? The BOINC Workshop is for anyone interested in harnessing science, technology, and online community to advance knowledge and effect change.
(*Part of the workshop, “Tech Talks” and “Tutorials” will be focused on people running, or interested in running, BOINC projects.)
Where is the Event? How do I participate? Where do I sign up? This year’s workshop will be online, via Zoom. Please register to get the event URL.
I’d like to present, who do I contact? If you’d like to speak on any BOINC-related topic (science, technology, community), please register or contact us.
Can I watch a recording later? We’ll be posting highlights to YouTube - but to participate in Q&A, and other interactive elements of the workshop, it’s best to join us live
There have been recent updates to the BOINC Workshop website. - Updated April 11 2021 - Go ahead and register if you haven't already. boincworkshop.org/register
https://www.boincworkshop.org/schedule wrote:Schedule The World of BOINC. April 14. Come join the annual showcase of research projects using BOINC, and see what crowd-powered research is making possible today.
09:00 PDT / 11:00 CDT / 12:00 EDT / 17:00 BST+IST / 18:00 CEST / 19:00 EEST
Est program duration: 3.25 hours
START Matt Blumberg Welcome + the day’s agenda
+00:10 David Anderson BOINC Initiatives
+00:40 Marcus Belcastro Review of active BOINC projects
+00:55 Rytis Slatkevičius The Science Cloud
+01:10 Bruce Allen Einstein@home
+01:25 Nils Høimyr LHC@home
+01:40 David Wallom ClimatePrediction.net
+01:55 Juan Hindo World Community Grid: COVID Research
+02:10 John Clemens MachineLearning@home
+02:25. Ritu Arora BOINC@TACC: COVID Research
+02:40 Steven Clark nanoHUB
+02:55 Matt Blumberg Find.Bio + Charity Engine
+03:10 Matt Blumberg Wrap up + look forward to next week
Tech Talks. April 21. If you’re running a BOINC project, please join us to discuss technical aspects of your project: accomplishments, goals, and needs.
09:00 PDT / 11:00 CDT / 12:00 EDT / 17:00 BST+IST / 18:00 CEST / 19:00 EEST
Est program duration: 3.25 hours
START Matt Blumberg Welcome + the day’s agenda
00:10 Mohanty Sharada AICrowd
00:25 Medha Atre Eydle AI
00:40 Max Ryabinin Learning@home
00:55 Panel: "Issues for AI on Volunteer Computing"
Exciting announcement from World Community Grid Tech uplinger regarding The BOINC Workshop Day 3 Community Discussion + Tutorials. April 28 "I am planning on doing a tutorial similar to what I did in Chicago about setting up a BOINC server and running from scratch. My plan is to have it run on ubuntu 20.04 for ease of use for those to set it up." https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/foru ... ost=654970
Only hours away from Day 2 Tech Talks - April 21. 09:00 PDT / 11:00 CDT / 12:00 EDT / 17:00 BST+IST / 18:00 CEST / 19:00 EEST Est program duration: 3.25 hours
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