Glasgow Euro-Par
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Euro-Par is the prime European conference covering all aspects of parallel and distributed processing, ranging
from theory to practice, from small to the largest parallel and distributed systems and infrastructures, from
fundamental computational problems to full-fledged applications, from architecture, compiler, language and
interface design and implementation, to tools, support infrastructures, and application performance aspects.
Euro-Par’s unique organization into topics provides an excellent forum for focused technical discussion, as well as
interaction with a large, broad and diverse audience.24—26 August 2022
Euro-Par this year will be primarily an in-person event. We will, however, also make provision for authors and delegates to present, attend and interact online.Kiddo's paper was not only accepted, it has been nominated for best paper of the conference .
This is a big deal for our kiddo.
There are people all across the US and beyond who are very excited about this for our sweet kid. Please join the party! 🥳
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@Jolly said in Glasgow Euro-Par:
Smart like her mama ...
Or her poppa. He's darn sharp.
The problem is that she also has some of my bad habits and traits, and I have many. Poor kid! Every once in a while, when she talks about doing something that is classic mom business, I tell her she takes after me, and I apologize. Then we laugh and laugh!
Grab a party hat, Jolly!
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@brenda said in Glasgow Euro-Par:
Kiddo's paper was not only accepted, it has been nominated for best paper of the conference .
That's awesome - congratulations!
I was only joking
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That is very cool!! Congrats to her (and you parents!!!!)
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Thanks! Instead of cake, let's all go to Glasgow for a pint with her.
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@taiwan_girl said in Glasgow Euro-Par:
That is very cool!! Congrats to her (and you parents!!!!)
Thanks, TG!
The selection of of the final paper is also based on the presentation. I think she'll do fine with that as well. We won't know which paper has been selected as the best until the end of the conference. I'll be on pins and needles.
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@Horace
I hope so, but I have not heard yet. I would think a recording would be made for all the papers of the main conference. There are two pre-conference days for workshop papers and PhD papers to be presented. The main conference already eliminated over 75% of the submitted papers. Just making that cut was exciting. It also makes me think they'll want to have the accepted presentations be recorded and posted online. I'm hopeful. -
Let me also add my congratulations.
I mean, it's not like I have to understand what she did! I can recognize joy and triumph when I trip over it, for your kiddo as well as her parents.
Success is measured by your discipline and inner peace. – Mike Ditka
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@Friday Thank you! Welcome to the party!
There's certainly a temptation to go, especially now with this news. Hubby and I are already talking about it, but no firm plans have been made. We don't even know for certain yet if kiddo will be there in-person or virtually. It depends on whether Argonne decides to approve her travel expenses. It may also depend on the covid levels for August. Lots of variables are involved, and not enough is known yet to make our own travel plans.
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I wouldn't necessarily go to attend the conference. You'll likely pay $700 or so per person just to attend a 20min talk. (That said, usually you can just sneak in - entrance to these venues are very rarely checked).
But Glasgow is pretty nice. Try haggis if you go
