Call for Tutorial Proposals

SCI2025 welcomes the submission of Tutorial proposals

SCI2025 invites proposals for tutorials that offer attendees the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and practical experience in high-performance computing (HPC) and related domains such as AI, quantum computing, data science, and advanced simulation. Tutorials should be designed to introduce core concepts, demonstrate state-of-the-art tools or platforms, or provide hands-on training in emerging technologies. We welcome both introductory and advanced tutorials, covering a range of skill levels and application domains.

Tutorials will be delivered in half-day or full-day formats and should incorporate interactive elements to maximize engagement and learning outcomes. Proposals will be peer-reviewed by the tutorial committee based on technical quality, relevance, clarity, and expected impact. Selected tutorials will be featured as part of the SCI2025 pre-conference program, providing a unique opportunity to share expertise with an international audience of researchers, practitioners, and educators in the HPC community.

We encourage submission on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Parallel Programming for High Performance Computing
• Convergence of Artificial Intelligence and HPC
• Quantum and Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing
• HPC and Cloud Integration
• RISC-V for High Performance Computing
• Generative AI

Proposal Format

Tutorial proposals should demonstrate relevance of the topic to current and emerging trends in high-performance computing (HPC), AI and Quantum Computing. Submissions will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

1. Title of the Tutorial
2. Abstract: Include a summary (up to 500 words) describing tutorial’s objectives, scope, Outcomes. The abstract should be written in a way that attracts attendees with varying levels of expertise.
3. Presenter information- List the session leader and all presenters, including
   • Full names
   • Titles / designations
   • Affiliations / companies / organizations
   • Contact emails
   • Bios: Provide a short profile (100-150 words) for the session leader and each presenter, highlighting relevant expertise, past experiences, and accomplishments in the field of HPC.
4. Tutorial structure.
   • Duration: half-day (3 hours) or full-day (6 hours)
   • Outline: Provide a detailed outline of the tutorial content, including topics covered, estimated time allocation for each section, and any hands-on activities or demonstrations.
   • Learning objectives: Clearly state the expected learning outcomes for participants, including specific skills or knowledge they will gain by attending the tutorial.
5. Contents
   • Description: Offer a comprehensive description of the tutorial content, including theoretical concepts, practical applications, and tools or technologies that will be introduced.
   • Materials: Specify any materials that will be provided to attendees (e.g., slides, software, datasets) and any required software or hardware that participants need to bring.
   • Hands-on activities: If applicable, describe any interactive or hands-on components of the tutorial and how they will enhance the learning experience
6. Past experience (if applicable)
7. Submission Format
   • Document format: Submit your proposal as a single PDF document.
   • Contact Information: Include the primary contact person for the submission, with email and phone details