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GPU-SIG: GPU Computing Special Interest Group

The special interest group on GPU Computing of the Netherlands eScience Center comes together roughly every two weeks to share knowledge and experience on the latest research and technological developments relevant to accelerated computing.

The meetings are usually centered around a single presentation about GPU-related research or its application within a project. However, we also encourage anyone to present applications that have compute-related performance issues, which allows the group to give advice on how to improve performance and fix performance issues in the code, possibly with GPUs. Occasionally we invite external speakers, for example academic or industry experts, or students who did a related masters projects.

If you would like to present or invite an external speaker, please feel free to subscribe for any of the upcoming sessions in the table below using a pull request.

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2024 Sessions

Date Presenter Topic
2024-01-25 Tim Besard (JuliaHub) Introduction to GPU programming in Julia
2024-02-08 Hanno Spreeuw Porting the Python Source Extractor (PySE) to GPU without writing a single kernel
2024-02-22 Richard Schoonhoven (CWI) Going green: optimizing GPUs for energy efficiency through model-steered auto-tuning
2024-03-06 Stijn Heldens Parallel programming systems for scalable scientific computing
2024-03-21 SIG Highlights from GTC 2024
2024-04-04 Leon Oostrum Making your CUDA life easier with cudawrappers
2024-05-02 SIG Project update session
2024-05-16 Denis Kumar (Student VU) Auto-tuning OpenMP GPU applications
2024-05-30 Alessio Sclocco Auto-tuning OpenACC applications
2024-06-13 Alessio Sclocco and Stijn Heldens KMM: a lightweight C++ middleware for accelerated computing
2024-06-27 Hanno Spreeuw From cudawrappers to HIPwrappers
2024-07-11 SIG Report on second ESiWACE3 hackathon
2024-08-15 Denis Kumar (Student VU) Optimizing GPU Performance with OpenMP: An Advanced Auto-Tuning Framework Utilizing Kernel Tuner
2024-09-26 Stijn Heldens Bringing Auto-Tuning to HIP: Analysis of Tuning Impact and Difficulty on AMD and Nvidia GPUs
2024-10-10 Hanno Spreeuw Real-time processing of 4K * 4K images from the Square Kilometre Array on a single core of a high-end CPU
2024-10-24 Ariana Torres-Knoop (SURF) Quantum computers in HPC centers
2024-11-07 SIG Testing of GPU code
2024-11-21 SIG Joint meeting with SURF
2024-12-05 Lucas Esclapez TBA
2024-12-19 -- --

2023 Sessions

Date Presenter Topic
2023-02-16 Floris-Jan Willemsen A Methodology for Comparing Auto-Tuning Optimization Algorithms
2023-03-02 SIG Continuous Integration (CI) and Profiling
2023-03-16 Bouwe Andela Scaling data-intensive computations with Dask in the ESMValTool KD project
2023-03-30 SIG Profiling GPU applications
2023-04-13 Benjamin Czaja (SURF) Performance and Energy analysis of Large scale applications on Snellius
2023-05-11 Jaro Camphuijsen The environmental impact of High Perfomance Computing in Science
2023-05-25 Gijs van den Oord Using OpenACC to accelerate Earth System Models: experiences from ESiWACE2
2023-06-08 Leon Oostrum Accelerating medical and astronomical beamforming with the RECRUIT project
2023-06-22 SIG Projects update session
2023-07-06 Milo Lurati (Student VU) Comparing the Impact & Difficulty of Auto-Tuning on AMD and Nvidia GPUs
2023-09-21 Lucas Esclapez Bringing reactive flow simulations to the ExaScale using Pele
2023-10-05 Ömer Şakar (UT Twente) Alpinist: an Annotation-Aware GPU Program Optimizer
2023-10-19 Gijs van den Oord GPU optimizations in the proton structure project
2023-11-02 SIG ESiWACE3 Hackathon and MPI PotreeConverter
2023-11-30 Stijn Heldens Kernel Float: Auto-tuning mixed precision GPU kernels

2022 Sessions

Date Presenter Topic
2022-01-20 Patrick Bos SSI call kickoff discussion
2022-02-10 Ben van Werkhoven Generic Autotuning Technology for GPU Applications
2022-03-03 Gijs van den Oord Optimization of the RTE+RRTMGP-C++ library
2022-03-24 SIG OpenSSI Optimization updates
2022-04-14 Jeff Larkin (NVIDIA) Introduction to OpenACC
2022-06-16 Jeff Larkin (NVIDIA) Standard language parallelism
2022-07-14 SIG OpenSSI Optimization updates
2022-09-08 Merijn Verstraaten Analysis and Prediction of GPU Graph Algorithm Performance (PhD defence @ UvA)
2022-09-29 Tom Deakin (University of Bristol) Introduction to Heterogeneous Programming with SYCL
2022-10-20 SIG OpenSSI Optimization updates
2022-11-10 Lars van den Haak (TU Eindhoven) Verifying and Optimizing GPU software using the Domain Specific Language Halide
2022-12-01 Stijn Heldens Kernel Launcher: Integrating Kernel-Tuner into C++

2021 Sessions

Date Presenter Topic
2021-02-25 Gijs van den Oord Performance portability: are DSL's the answer?
2021-03-18 Hanno Spreeuw Parallellisation of kappa, sigma clipping of subimages from large astronomical maps: Ray vs. Dask
2021-04-08 Sven-Bodo Scholz (RU) High-Performance Computing for everyone
2021-04-29 Ben van Werkhoven and Floris Jan Willemsen Auto-tuning research update
2021-06-10 Alessio Sclocco GPU Computing carpentry lesson
2021-07-01 Jens Wehner Brainstorming session: linking eScience engineers and applied mathematicians
2021-07-22 Floris-Jan Willemsen Bayesian Optimization for Auto-Tuning GPU kernels
2021-09-02 Alessio & Ben Preparations for Kernel Tuner tutorial
2021-09-23 Niels Drost SSI Optimize call
2021-10-14 Jens Wehner GPU parallelisation and scheduling in a quantum chemistry software, a simple attempt
2021-11-04 SIG Projects update session
2021-11-25 Gijs van den Oord Using OpenACC to accelerate an ocean model

2020 Sessions

Date Presenter Topic
2020-01-23 Merijn Verstraaten Futhark: a Functional Array Language
2020-02-13 Felipe Zapata An Eigen-Cuda interface for Tensor-matrix multiplications
2020-03-05 Ben van Werkhoven New features in CUDA
2020-03-26 Alessio Sclocco GPU workshops/hackatons/trainings
2020-05-07 Ben van Werkhoven Auto-tuning research update
2020-05-28 Alessio Sclocco News roundup
2020-06-18 Victor Azizi and Gijs van den Oord Medina, atmospheric chemistry on the GPU
2020-07-09 Sagar Dolas (SURF) The future of Supercomputing
2020-09-10 Dennis Klein (Student VU) Survey of optimization methods for auto-tuning energy efficiency
2020-10-01 SIG Project updates session
2020-10-22 Hanno Spreeuw Parallellisation of kappa, sigma clipping of radio astronomical images by distributing rows of subimages over multiple CPU cores using Ray
2020-11-12 Alessio Sclocco Porting the FESOM 2.0 model to GPUs
2020-12-03 Federico Fadda (UvA) GPU simulation of active Brownian particle interactions via the Lennard-Jones force

2019 Sessions

Date Presenter Topic
2019-01-28 Souley Madougou Introduction and overview of earlier GPU-related research
2019-02-25 Daan Siepelinga (Student VU) A performance analysis of auto-tuned matrix multiplication GPU kernels
2019-03-21 Ehsan Sharifi (Student VU) A survey on solutions for improving energy-efficiency in GPUs
2019-04-25 Hanno Spreeuw Running your GPU based applications from Singularity containers
2019-05-16 Johan Hidding Inline FFTs and code generators
2019-06-27 Stephen Swatman (Student UvA) Performance Engineering in the ATLAS Particle Physics Experiment
2019-07-18 Thom Visser (Student UvA) Building Predictive Models for Optimal GPU Kernel Configurations
2019-08-29 Ehsan Sharifi (Student VU) Auto-tuning GPU Kernels for Energy Efficiency
2019-09-19 Hanno Spreeuw Self-calibration using SAGECal on an NVIDIA Jetson Nano
2019-10-10 Ben van Werkhoven best practices when benchmarking cuda applications
2019-10-31 Hanno Spreeuw Conclusions from running SAGECal on the Nano and Intel Xeon E5-2660v3
2019-11-14 Ben van Werkhoven Lessons learned in a decade of research software engineering GPU applications
2019-12-12 Stijn Heldens Highlights from Supercomputing 2019

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