Call for Contributions: REPRO-HPC Workshop - June 26th 2026, ISC, Hamburg, Germany

Below is the Call for Contributions for the REPRO-HPC workshop .

If you are a Nix and HPC user, feel free to send us a small abstract :slight_smile:

:loudspeaker: Call for Contributions: 1st Workshop on Sustainable Practices for Reproducibility in HPC (REPRO-HPC)
:date: When? June 26, 2026, 9am - 1pm (co-located with ISC HPC 2026)
:round_pushpin: Where? Hamburg, Germany
:globe_with_meridians: Website: https://repro-hpc.github.io

Reproducibility in HPC is complex software, cutting-edge hardware, and high costs. This makes it a challenge to produce robust scientific results which can be reproduced. This workshop is about bringing the community together to share tools, best practices, and feedback to tackle these issues.

:date: Important Dates:

Abstract Submission: April 17, 2026 (AoE)
Author Notification: May 8, 2026 (AoE)
Workshop Date: June 26, 2026, 9am - 1pm

:magnifying_glass_tilted_left: Topics Weโ€™re Interested In:

General: Lessons learned, energy-efficient reproducibility, long-term reproducibility, teaching HPC reproducibility.
Software/Workflow: Tools for portable experiments, CI/CD, provenance, and FAIR principles.
Platforms: Services HPC centers/testbeds can offer to support reproducibility.
Artifact Evaluation: New processes, incentives, community standards, and evaluating proprietary software/hardware.

:memo: Submissions:

2-page abstract or 4-page short paper (PDF, IEEE double-column template).
Submission: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=reprohpc26
More details: https://repro-hpc.github.io/#call-for-contributions

:microphone: Keynote Speakers:

Kate Keahey (University of Chicago, USA โ€“ Chameleon Cloud)
Helena Vela Beltran (Do IT Now, Spain โ€“ EESSI)

:busts_in_silhouette: Organizers:

Quentin Guilloteau (INRIA, France)
Valรฉrie Hayot-Sasson (ร‰TS Montrรฉal, Canada)
Dennis Hoppe (HLRS, Germany)
Josef Weidendorfer (LRZ, Germany)

:light_bulb: Interested? Submit your work and join the conversation! Letโ€™s make HPC reproducibility sustainable together.

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