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Astronomy/SKA
Astronomy and the SKA.
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Computational Chemistry
Computational chemistry, including pharmacology and related applications.
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Computational Mechanics
Computational mechanics, including computational electromagnetics and related areas in engineering and science.
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Bioinformatics and Biological Sciences
Bioinformatics and biological sciences.
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HPC Techniques and Computer Science
HPC techniques and computer science.
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Earth Systems Modelling
Earth systems modelling, including ocean, atmosphere, weather and climate sciences.
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Materials Science & Physics
Materials science and related physics.
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Astrophysics and Space Physics
Astrophysics, cosmology and space physics.
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Storage and I/O
Extremely large storage and very fast I/O.
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Cognitive Computing & Machine Learning
AI, cognitive computing, big data and machine learning.
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B.o.F
Birds of a feather sessions dedicated to speciality topics and discussions.
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S.I.G.
Special Interest Group meeting.
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Workshops
Workshops take place on Sunday or Thursday and are half-day or one day in duration. They are dedicated to a single topic and include short courses, tutorials, mini-symposia or workshops.
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SA NREN
South African National Research Network dedicated track.
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DIRISA
Data Intensive Research Initiative of South Africa dedicated session.
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Student Cluster Competition
Final round of the CHPC student cluster competition.
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Network Security Competition
Student network security competition.
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HPC Technology
The technology of HPC, hardware and software.
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