19–25 Oct 2024
Europe/Zurich timezone

Organization, Program Committee and Conveners

The organizational structure for CHEP consists of a Program Committee (PC) that oversees the program content, an International Advisory Committee (IAC), which sets the overall themes of the conference, and a Local Organizing Committee (LOC) that is responsible for local arrangements (lodging, transportation, social events, etc.) and conference logistics (registration, program scheduling, conference site selection, conference proceedings, etc.).

Local Organizing Committee

  • Tomasz Szumlak (AGH)
  • Agnieszka Obłąkowska-Mucha (AGH)
  • Bartosz Mindur (AGH)
  • Tomasz Bołd (AGH)
  • Bartosz Baliś (AGH)
  • Agnieszka Dziurda (IFJ)
  • Dominik Derendarz (IFJ)
  • Piotr Salabura (UJ)
  • Grzegorz Korcyl (UJ)
  • Bartłomiej Rachwał (AGH)

Technical and logistic support

  • Anna Inglot
  • Maciej Giza (IFJ)
  • Sabin Hashmi (AGH)
  • Wojciech Gomułka (AGH)
  • Jakub Hajduga (AGH)
  • Kamila Kalecińska (AGH)
  • Anna Władyszewska (UJ)
  • Krzysztof Prościński (UJ)
  • Stefan Horodeński (AGH)
  • Piotr Libucha (AGH)

Program Committee Co-Chairs

The role of the Program Committee chairs:

  • Determine the scientific structure of the parallel sessions taking high-level guidance from the IAC and conference chairs. Work with the IAC and conference chairs on the total conference structure including plenary sessions and speakers.
  • Propose additional members of the PC to help in abstract selection and parallel session formation and organization.
  • Organize the review and selection of abstracts, ensuring, as far as possible, a common set of quality and relevance standards.
    Propose a track structure for the selected talks and a session organization for selected posters.
  • Appoint track conveners, where possible from the existing PC membership.
  • Oversee the submission of papers; appoint referees; oversee the use of the IOP system by track conveners, encouraging the submission of amended papers where necessary, and the timely completion of the peer review process.

Program Committee

  • Markus Schulz (CERN)
  • Dorothea vom Bruch (CPPM; CNRS/IN2P3 - Aix-Marseille University)
  • Katy Ellis (STFC UKRI)
  • Stephan Hageboeck (CERN)

Track Conveners

Track 1: Data and Metadata Organization, Management and Access

  • Ruslan Mashinistov, BNL
  • Tigran Mkrtchyan, DESY
  • Lucia Morganti, INFN-CNAF
  • Sam Skipsey, University of Glasgow, UK

Track 2: Online and real-time computing

  • Christina Agapopoulou, IJCLAB
  • David Rohr, CERN
  • Kunihiro Nagano, KEK
  • Marco Battaglieri, INFN-GENOVA

Track 3: Offline Computing

  • Davide Valsecchi, ETH
  • Rosen Matev, CERN
  • Laura Cappelli, INFN Ferrara
  • Charis Kleio Koraka, Univ. of Wisconsin

Track 4: Distributed Computing

  • Fabio Hernandez, CC-IN2P3/CNRS
  • Daniela Bauer, Imperial College
  • Panos Paparrigopoulos, CERN
  • Gianfranco Sciacca, Uni Bern

Track 5: Simulation and analysis tools

  • Marilena Bandieramonte, Univ. of Pittsburgh
  • Giacomo De Pietro, KIT
  • Tobias Stockmanns, FZJ (Julich)
  • Jonas Rembser, CERN

Track 6: Collaborative software and maintainability

  • Nathan Grieser, Univ. of Cincinnati
  • Matthew Feickert, Wisconsin
  • Wouter Deconinck, Univ. of Manitoba
  • Tobias Fitschen, Univ. of Manchester

Track 7: Computing Infrastructure

  • Flavio Pisani, CERN
  • Henryk Giemza, NCBJ Warsaw
  • Bruno Heinrich Hoeft, KIT
  • Christoph Wissing, CMS

Track 8: Collaboration, Reinterpretation, Outreach and Education

  • James Catmore, Univ. of Oslo
  • Jake Bennett, Univ. of Mississippi
  • Giovanni Guerrieri, CERN
  • Lene Kristian Bryngemark, LU

Track 9: Analysis facilities and interactive computing

  • Nicole Skidmore, Univ. of Warwick
  • Nicolas Smith, FNAL
  • Marta Czurylo, CERN
  • Enric Tejedor Saavedra, CERN

International Advisory Committee

The International Advisory Committee is a large group with experience of previous CHEP conferences and are experts in the field. Their role is to advise the Program Committee and Local Organizing Committee.

  • Alessandra Forti, Manchester
  • Amber Boehnlein, JLab
  • Benedict Hegner, CERN,
  • Brad Sawatzky, JLab  
  • Caterina Doglioni, Lund
  • Catherine Biscarat, Laboratoires des 2 Infinis - Toulouse (CNRS/IN2P3, UT3)
  • Chiara Ilaria Rovelli, INFN Rome
  • Concezio Bozzi, INFN Ferrara
  • Danilo Piparo, CERN
  • David Britton, Glasgow, 
  • David Groep, NIKHEF,
  • Eric Yen, Academia Sinica
  • Elizabeth Sexton-Kennedy, FNAL
  • Gang Chen, IHEP
  • Gerardo Ganis, CERN
  • Ghita Rahal, IN2P3/CNRS
  • Gordon Watts, University of Washington
  • Graeme A. Stewart, CERN
  • Heather Gray, UC Berkeley/LBNL
  • Ian Bird, CERN
  • Ikuo Ueda, KEK
  • Jerome Lauret, BNL
  • Julia Andreeva, CERN
  • Latchezar Betev, CERN
  • Lucia Silvestris, INFN Bari
  • Marco Cattaneo, CERN
  • Maria Girone, CERN
  • Mohammad Al-Turany, GSI
  • Niko Neufeld, CERN
  • Oksana Shadura, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  • Oxana Smirnova, Lund
  • Patrick Fuhrmann, DESY
  • Paul Jackson, University of Adelaide
  • Paul Laycock, BNL
  • Pere Mato, CERN
  • Peter Clarke, Edinburgh
  • Peter Elmer, Princeton University
  • Peter Hristov, CERN
  • Raffaella De Vita, JLab and INFN, Italy
  • Reda Tafirout, TRIUMF
  • Randall Sobie, Victoria
  • Sang-Un Ahn, KISTI
  • Tommaso Boccali, INFN Pisa
  • Simone Campana, CERN
  • Stefan Roiser, CERN
  • Stefano Piano, INFN sez. Trieste
  • Takanori Hara, KEK
  • Torre Wenaus, BNL
  • Vladimir Gligorov, LPHNE and IN2P3/CNRS 
  • Xavier Espinal, CERN