COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium Webinar | Wednesday, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium Webinar | Wednesday, May 13, 2020 Questions or follow-on comments: Nancy Campbell Program Director IBM Research COVID-19 Technology Task Force nncampbe@us.ibm.com

Agenda Note: This webinar will be recorded 12:00 pm – 12:10 pm ET > Michael Kratsios Welcome Chief Technology Officer of the United States > Paul Dabbar Under Secretary for Science, Department of Energy > Dario Gil Director of IBM Research 12:10 pm – 12:20 pm ET > Barb Helland Overview of the Consortium Associate Director, Department of Energy 12:20 pm – 12:30 ET > Jim Brase Taxonomy of current projects Deputy Associate Director for Data Science Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm ET > Michael Rosenfield Question & Answers Vice President, Data Centric Solutions, IBM Note: > John Towns Executive Director, Science & Technology To ask a question, please type your question National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) into the WebEx “CHAT” window. When selecting to whom to send your typed question, please select “All Panelists”.

Opening Remarks Michael Kratsios Paul Dabbar Dario Gil Chief Technology Officer of Under Secretary for Science Director of the United States Department of Energy IBM Research

Mission Provide COVID-19 researchers worldwide with access to the world’s most powerful high-performance computing resources that can significantly advance the pace of scientific discovery in the fight to stop the virus. A unique public-private consortium, spearheaded by The White House, the U.S. Department of Energy, and IBM, which includes government, industry, and academic leaders who have volunteered free compute time and resources on their machines. Website: https://covid19-hpc-consortium.org

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Members (38) and Affiliates (5) Industry Academia Affiliates    IBM Massachusetts Institute of Technology Data Expedition    Amazon Web Services Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Flatiron    AMD University of Illinois Fluid Numberics    BP University of Texas at Austin Atrio    D.E.Shaw Research University of California - San Diego SAS   Dell Carnegie Mellon University   Google Cloud University of Pittsburgh   Hewlett Packard Enterprise Indiana University   Intel University of Wisconsin-Madison   Microsoft Ohio Supercomputing Center  NVIDIA Federal Agencies  Department of Energy National Laboratories NASA   Argonne National Laboratory National Science Foundation  - XSEDE Idaho National Laboratory - Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center  National Energy Research Scientific Computing - Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) Center - San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC)  Oak Ridge National Laboratory - National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory - Indiana University Pervasive Technology Institute (IUPTI)  Los Alamos National Laboratory - Open Science Grid (OSG)  Sandia National Laboratories - National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) 6

Executive Board Co-Chairs Dario Gil (IBM) and Paul Dabbar (DOE) Executive Director Barb Helland (DOE) Board Members Industry U.S. Federal Agencies Academia Ian Colle (AWS) Manish Parashar (NSF) Maria Zuber (MIT) Peter Ungaro (HPE) Tsengdar Lee (NASA ) John Kolb (RPI) Eric Horvitz (Microsoft) Dan Stanzione (U. of Texas) Josh Marcuse (Google) Committees Science & Computing Executive Committee Membership & Alliances Committee Other (TBD) Jim Brase (LLNL) and John Towns (NCSA) Jake Taylor (OSTP) and Mike Rosenfield (IBM) Compute Data Expertise Scientific Review Computing Matching Sub-Committee Sub-Committee John Towns (NCSA) Jim Brase (LLNL) Jim Brase (LLNL) John Towns (NCSA) 7

Project review and approval process Interested researchers should go to: Proposal process management Science and Computing Executive Committee Responsible for managing the overall proposal process, covid19-hpc-consortium.org address issues, report to the Consortium Executive Board  Provides a high-level overview/description of the Scientific Review Sub-Committee consortium and available resources Meeting three times a week – composed of subject matter  Contains links for potential members who want to experts from members of the Consortium – reviews for merit join/contribute (this directs an e-mail to OSTP currently) and recommends appropriate proposals to the Computing and a link to submit a proposal Matching Sub-Committee Computing Matching Sub-Committee Proposal link: Directs recommended proposals to the individual system contributor (e.g. ORNL, LLNL, etc.). Once matched, the https://www.xsede.org/covid19-hpc-consortium researcher needs to go through the standard on- boarding/approval process to gain access to the system – working with the matching sub-committee member affiliated with the system provider. 8

Scientific Review and Computer Matching Committee As of May 8, 2020 PROJECTS STATUS ORIGINATING ORGANIZATION US Non-US Submitted 1 University 29 3 On Hold 18 Company 2 3 Under Review 0 R&D organization 8 3 Approved 50 Medical organization 1 1 Declined 26 Total 40 10 Total 95 (21) projects with experimental, clinical, or policy transition plans in place. 9

Topical overview of approved projects BASIC SCIENCE PATIENTS THERAPEUTIC DEVELOPMENT 3 Viral structure and function 6 Patient trajectory and outcomes 2 Target discovery 14 Viral-human interaction 5 Medical technologies 1 Small molecule design 4 Viral evolution 2 Supply chain and resource allocation 1 Antibody, vaccine, protein design Environmental effects 1 Epidemiology 1 Drug repurposing 4 1 Science tools 2 Environmental effects 1 Development technologies 26 Total 16 Social interaction analytics 2 Total Total 8

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COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium Thank you for joining us Questions or follow-on comments: Nancy Campbell Program Director IBM Research COVID-19 Technology Task Force nncampbe@us.ibm.com