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The GPU2016 program consists of invited talks as well as oral or poster contributions.We welcome submission of abstracts presenting original research and practical results of GPU and many-core computing in all areas of Science, including but not limiting to:
| - Astrophysics |
| - Biophysics and Biomedicine |
| - Computational Seismology |
| - Condensed Matter |
| - Cosmology |
| - Development of Hybrid, Dedicated, Massively Parallel Systems for Scientific Computing |
| - Dynamics of Stellar and Galactic Systems |
| - Hydrodynamics |
| - Meteorology |
| - Molecular Dynamics |
| - Particle Physics |
| - Physics of Complex Systems |
| - Physics of Matter -- Quantum Chromodynamics |
| - Software Framework and Tools for GPU Code Integration |
| - Statistical Mechanics |
| - Computational neuroscience |
| - Social science |
Presentations are mainly thought as aiming to the identification of the benefits given by the usage of GPUs and many-core processors in different scientific contexts in which they showed to be a relevant computational tool, and to discuss their impact in past and future scientific research.
