The Open Scientific Intelligence (OSI) Hackathon runs October 21–22, 2026. Formerly the LLM Hackathon for Materials Science & Chemistry — now covering agents, datasets, models, and scientific software...

Dr. J. Gregory Pauloski,a graduate of the University of Chicago Recognized for his dissertation "Programming the Continuum: Towards Better Techniques for Developing Distributed Science Applications” ...

Abstract: The scale of frontier machine learning (ML) systems has led to an increasing need to efficiently store and transfer model weights. This talk introduces Condense, an ultra-fast method of comp...

The Early Career program is a series of workshop-style sessions and pre-conference webinars for people in the early stages of their careers.

The U.S. National Science Foundation is investing $50 million in research infrastructure to enable the discovery and development of materials that can withstand extreme conditions, from lightweight…

Tomorrow’s clean energy, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, and national defense rely on developing novel, next-generation soft materials – things like liquids, polymers, gels, colloids, foams, and g...

Join us at ISC 2026.

Build a garden where your model can thrive.

scifmconferences.org is the official website of the Scientific Foundation Models Conferences (SciFM24, SciFM25, & SciFM26) organized by the University of Chicago, the Michigan Institute for Computatio...

Website of SCA/HPCAsia 2026 to be held at Osaka International Convention Center, Japan, January 26-29, 2026.

Build and deploy stateful agents across federated resources - academy-agents/academy

Agentic AI, systems that autonomously sense, decide, and act, is rapidly transforming operations across the Department of Energy’s user facilities. This two-day workshop will convene experts from ligh...

Long-running scientific workflows, such as tomographic data analysis pipelines, are prone to a variety of failures, including hardware and network disruption...

The annual Test of Time Award recognizes an outstanding paper that has deeply influenced the HPC discipline.

Presented by Kyle Chard, Research Associate Professor, University of Chicago. Hosted by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Large language model (LLM)-powered agents are increasingly used to plan and execute scientific workflows, yet most research cyberinfrastructure (CI) exposes heterogeneous APIs and implements security ...

ParslFest will be held at the University of Chicago at the John Crear Library (Room 390). 📍 Address: 5730 S. Ellis Ave. Chicago, 60637

Convening AI leaders globally from industry, academia, and national laboratories