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HPC Technology
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SA NREN
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DIRISA
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BoF proposal
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Astronomy and the SKA
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Astrophysics and Space Physics
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Cognitive Computing and Machine Learning
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HPC Techniques and Computer Science
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Physics
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Storage and IO
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SIG Seminar: Chemistry, Material Science and Health Science
Special Interest Group Seminar series: Computational Chemistry, Material Science and Health Science.
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SIG Seminar: Weather and Climate Modelling
Seminar dedicated to the Weather and Climate Modelling special interest group.
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