Training and Events

From hands-on workshops to interactive webinars, we host a variety of events designed to educate our users on the tools, systems, and frameworks that are available to accelerate their scientific computing projects.

Training

ALCF Training Events

Harnessing the Power of Julia on ALCF's Polaris and Aurora Systems

11/05/2025

2025 ALCF Hands-on HPC Workshop

Bootcamp
Join us for the 2025 ALCF Hands-on HPC Workshop, a two-part event designed to advance ALCF users’ skills in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.
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Training Videos for Cerebras CS-2 system

AI Testbed Training
These training videos introduce the Cerebras CS-2 system and how to get started at the ALCF.
Cerebras training

Training Videos for Graphcore IPU Bow 64

AI Testbed Training
These training videos introduce the Graphcore IPU Bow 64 system and how to get started at the ALCF.
graphcore training

Training Videos for Groq

AI Testbed Training
These training videos introduce the GroqRoq system architecture and how to get started using the system at the ALCF.
Groq training

Training Videos for SambaNova

AI Testbed Training
These training videos introduce the SambaNova DataScale SN30 system architecture and how to get started using the system at the ALCF.
SambaNova ALCF AI Testbed Training

Service-Enabled Science Series

Learn how ALCF services and tools can help enable faster, more efficient science.
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ALCF Developer Sessions

This monthly series is aimed at increasing the dialogue between ALCF users and the developers of leadership-class systems and software.
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Advanced Topics in AI for Science: A Student Training Series

Building on ALCF’s series Intro to AI-Driven Science on Supercomputers, we are hosting a series of hands-on courses that will expand upon advanced topics in AI for science. Attendees will deepen their understanding of applying AI at scale, learn about coupling science simulations with AI, dig into inference workflows, and explore how AI accelerators are enabling for AI for Science.

Videos: Getting Started on Polaris

This set of videos will help you get started using our Polaris supercomputer.
Getting Started on Polaris
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11/05/2025, 11am – 12pm CT

Virtual

Type Webinar

Harnessing the Power of Julia on ALCF's Polaris and Aurora Systems

  • Michel Schanen, Argonne

06/07/2010, 4:30am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240 Room 1407

Type Seminar

Overview of the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility

  • Tisha Stacey

06/03/2010, 9am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240 / Room 1172 (1C2)

Type Seminar

Computer Generation of Fourier Transform Libraries for Distributed Memory Computing

  • Srinivas Chellappa

05/18/2010, 5am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240, TCS Conference Center (1404 & 1405)

Type Seminar

Black-Box Problem Diagnosis in Parallel File Systems

  • Michael Kasick, Carnegie Mellon University

05/18/2010, 3:30am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
TCS Building 240 Conference Center ~ Rooms 1406 &

Type Seminar

Leap to Petascale

05/17/2010, 9:30am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
TCS Building 240 - Rooms 1406/1407

Type Seminar

INCITE Proposal Writing Webinar/Lecture

  • Katherine Riley and Bronson Messer

05/14/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

Visual Analysis

  • Amit Chourasia

05/13/2010, 10am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

Lessons from 15 Years of NAMD Development with Charm++ and Message-Driven Execution

  • Dr. James Phillps, Beckman Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

05/13/2010, 10am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

Lessons from 15 Years of NAMD Development with Charm++ and Message-Driven Execution

  • Dr. James Phillps, Beckman Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

05/12/2010, 10am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 240, Rm 1404-1405

Type Seminar

MPI Object Lifetimes: Semantics and Solutions for Multithreading

  • Dave Goodell

05/12/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

Autonomous Migration of VMs for Maximizing Resource Utilization

  • Hyung Won Choi

05/11/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Bldg: 240, Conference Center Rm: 1406 & 1407

Type Seminar

A knowledgebase for rapid inference and re-engineering of biological circuits

  • Dr. Nitin Baliga

05/03/2010, 3am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Theory and Computer Science Conference Center (240

Type Seminar

Beyond Lithium-Ion: Computational Perspectives

04/28/2010, 10am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Bldg 240 Conference Center 1404-1405

Type Seminar

What does efficient Hessian computation have to do with inferring evolutionary history?

  • Andrew Lyons

04/26/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

From Density Functional Theory Based Calculations Towards the Design of New Materials

  • O. Anatole von Lilienfeld

04/21/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Bldg 240 Rm: 4301

Type Seminar

How next generation sequencing data are changing metagenomics

  • Mihai Pop

04/16/2010, 6am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Building 223 Room S-105

Type Seminar

Magnetization dynamics and spin torque effect in nanoscale magnetic bi-and trilayer systems

  • Olle G. Heinonen

04/16/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

Forward-Backward Semiclassical and Quantum Dynamics

  • Jonathan Chen

04/15/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Bldg. 240, Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

Learning how to read genomes

  • Alice McHardy

04/14/2010, 10am CT

Argonne National Laboratory
Bldg 240, Conference Center

Type Seminar

InfiniBand on the Cloud

  • Pavan Balaji

04/09/2010, 5:30am CT

Argonne National Labortory
Building 240 / Conference Room 4301

Type Seminar

High Performance Computing and Molecular Simulations Plug and Play is the Way Forward!

  • Alexander Gaenko