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November 2025 — The ICICLE team traveled to St. Louis, Missouri for SC’25, the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis. This year’s theme, “HPC Ignites,” highlighted how advanced computing is sparking new solutions for urgent global challenges — from climate resilience to food systems, digital health, and sustainable infrastructure.
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The International Supercomputing Conference (ISC HPC) 2025, held June 10–13 at the Congress Center Hamburg, marked the 40th anniversary of one of the world’s premier events in high-performance computing, AI, data analytics, and quantum computing. With over 3,500 attendees and a theme of “Connecting the Dots,” the conference brought together global researchers, engineers, and policymakers united around the future of intelligent, sustainable computing.
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The Midwest Research Computing and Data (MWRCD) Annual Meeting 2025, held April 14–15 at Case Western Reserve University, brought together a vibrant community of research computing professionals, data scientists, system administrators, faculty, and students from across the Midwest. As an ICICLE NextGen member, it was inspiring to see how this event continues to foster collaboration, spark innovation, and address evolving challenges in cyberinfrastructure, HPC, and AI-driven technologies.
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AI Exploration Day at Hudson Middle School in Hudson, Ohio is an annual event designed to introduce students to the world of artificial intelligence and its real-world applications. For the third consecutive year, the ICICLE team showed up — and this year’s demos made it clearer than ever that the next generation of AI researchers might already be sitting in a middle school classroom.
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As a Ph.D. student, most of my time is dedicated to literature reviews, data curation, and developing custom AI frameworks for HPC resource allocation. But there is a critical gap between building research code and delivering user-friendly, reproducible software components — and Science Gateways 2023 in Pittsburgh brought that gap into sharp focus.