Publications

CERN openlab results are disseminated in a wide range of international conferences. The presentations and reports are regularly updated (RSS feeds available at the bottom of the page).

Second International Workshop for Future Challenges in Tracking and Trigger Concepts
Date published		Author(s)	Type
07/07/2011	Algorithmic Challenges in the LHC Data Analysis	A. Lazzaro	Presentation
07/07/2011	OpenCL: Portable programming at the right or the wrong level?	Yngve Sneen Lindal	Presentation

Date published		Author(s)	Type
01/07/2011	Evaluation of the Intel Westmere-EX server processor	S. Jarp, A. Lazzaro, J. Leduc, A. Nowak	Technical document

USI 2011 - For Information Technologies that transform our society, 28-29 June, Paris - Casablanca
Date published		Author(s)	Type
28/06/2011	Mystères de l’univers: des réponses cachées dans des milliards de pétaoctets	W. von Rüden	Presentation

openlab III Minor Review Meeting, 28 June, CERN
Date published		Author(s)	Type
28/06/2011	New Vector/AVX2 Instructions in the Intel64 Instruction Set Architecture	S. Jarp	Presentation
28/06/2011	Replication solutions for Oracle database 11g	Z. Baranowski	Presentation

Workshop on Future Computing in Particle Physics, e-Science Institute, Edinburgh (UK)
Date published		Author(s)	Type
15/06/2011	Implementing parallel algorithms for data analysis in the ROOT/RooFit package	Sverre Jarp, Alfio Lazzaro, Julien Leduc,Yngve Sneen Lindal, Andrzej Nowak	Presentation
15/06/2011	Experiences on using GPU accelerators for data analysis in ROOT/RooFit	Sverre Jarp, Alfio Lazzaro, Julien Leduc, Yngve Sneen Lindal, Andrzej Nowak	Presentation

12th International Workshop on parallel and Distributed Scientific and Engineering Computing (IPDPS11), Anchorage, Alaska, USA
Date published		Author(s)	Type
20/05/2011	Evaluation of Likelihood Functions for Data Analysis on Graphics Processing Units	A. Lazzaro	Presentation

Intel Exascale Leadership Conference, 18 May, CERN Globe for Science and Innovation
Date published		Author(s)	Type
18/05/2011	Today's Worldwide Computing Grid for the Large Hadron Collider (WLCG): A Petascale Facility - Moving to Exascale?	S. Jarp	Presentation

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