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SUMMARY:Shaping the future workforce: Challenges and lessons learned in HP
 C education from national labs and computing centers
DESCRIPTION:Patrick Diehl, Ying Wai Li, and Christoph Junghans (Los Alamos
  National Laboratory (LANL)); John K. Holmen, Elijah MacCarthy, and Suzann
 e Parete-Koon (Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)); Yun He, Rebecca Hart
 man-Baker, Charles Lively, Kevin Gott, and Lipi Gupta (Lawrence Berkeley N
 ational Laboratory (LBNL)); Kristina Streu, Yasaman Ghadar, and Paige Kins
 ley (Argonne National Laboratory (ANL)); Jane Herriman and Erik W. Draeger
  (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory); Victor Eijkhout (Texas Advanced
  Computing Center); and Susan Mehringer (Cornell University Center for Adv
 anced Computing)\n\nWorkforce training at national laboratories and comput
 ing centers is essential and typically falls into two categories: foundati
 onal training for newcomers and advanced training for experienced users. F
 oundational topics such as version control, build systems, and basic HPC u
 sage are widely transferable, while center-specific training varies with c
 ompute platforms and workflows. Emerging technologies span both categories
 , ranging from broadly applicable programming paradigms to hardware-specif
 ic skills.\n\nTo reduce redundancy and increase impact, national labs, com
 puting centers, and vendors can collaborate by sharing and co-developing m
 aterials, co-presenting, and offering joint training events. Such coordina
 tion enhances accessibility, scalability, and consistency in HPC training 
 across the community.\n\nOne example is the HPC Training Working Group, a 
 community of teaching enthusiasts that meets monthly to exchange best prac
 tices, share challenges and solutions, and develop training materials. The
 ir collaborative initiatives highlight the value of cross-institutional ef
 forts in strengthening HPC workforce development.\n\nTag: Education & Work
 force Development\n\nRecording: Livestreamed, Recorded\n\nRegistration Cat
 egory: Technical Program Reg Pass, Workshop Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Ni
 tin Sukhija (Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania); Scott Lathrop (Uni
 versity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign); Evguenia Alexandrova (Hartree Centr
 e, STFC; Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC)); and Julie Mull
 en (Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Lincoln Laboratory)\n\n
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