2025 CERN openlab Technical Workshop

4 Mar 2025, 13:00 → 6 Mar 2025, 12:00 Europe/Zurich

503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)

 

At the 2025 CERN openlab Technical Workshop we will review the R&D projects carried out during the last year and discuss future plans.

The event will feature technical talks, a poster session and a technology track dedicated to our industrial partners. 

The event will take place in person at CERN on 04-06 March 2025, and it will provide a perfect opportunity for our industrial partners to meet with the students and fellows working on common projects

We hope to see many of you taking part in this event! 

 

Tuesday 4 March

13:00 Registration

Welcome & Keynotes

1 Welcome

2 Challenges in Data Acquisition at the High Luminosity LHC

Speaker: Tommaso Colombo (CERN)

3 Computing Challenges at the Future Circular Collider (FCC)

Speaker: Gerardo Ganis (CERN)

Infrastructures and Techniques for AI and HPC

4 Anomaly Detection for Ultra Low Latency Event Selection in ATLAS

Speaker: Stefano Veneziano (INFN e Università Roma Sapienza)

5 CMS Experience with Anomaly Detection in the L1 Trigger

Speaker: Jannicke Pearkes (University of Colorado Boulder (US))

6 Machine Learned Particle Flow

Speaker: Joosep Pata (National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics (EE))

7 Hyper-Parameter Optimisation on HPC systems

Speaker: Eric Wulff (CERN)

8 NVIDIA Compute Update and Recent Developments in HPC Software

Speaker: Axel Koehler (NVIDIA)

15:25 Question Buffer

15:40 Coffee break and Poster Session

Advanced Storage Solutions

9 Environmental Efficiency of Tape Storage Solutions

Speaker: Vladimir Bahyl (CERN)

10 Cerabyte Ceramic Glass Storage Technology

Speaker: Steffen Hellmold

11 Next-Generation Exascale Flash Storage

Speaker: Luca Mascetti (CERN)

12 Applied Multi-Disciplinary AI on High-Performance

Speaker: Enrico Bocchi (CERN)

13 Quantum Databases for Dynamic Data Storage

Speaker: Carla Sophie Rieger (Technische Universitat Munchen (DE))

17:25 Question Buffer

17:45 Welcome Drink

Wednesday 5 March

Digital Twins, Applications for Society and Environment

14 Co-designing and Prototyping Interdisciplinary Digital Twins

Speaker: Matteo Bunino (CERN)

15 Digital Twins in Physics and Climate Science - interTwin

Speakers: Anna Elisa Lappe (Ludwig Maximilians Universitat (DE)), Jarl Saether (University of Oslo (NO))

16 Digital Twins of the LHC

Speaker: Drew Mason-Laurence

17 Digital Twin - Data Science Engine

Speaker: Dr Gang Mu

18 BioDynaMo: Biology Dynamics Modeller

Speaker: Stavros Portokalidis

10:10 Group Photo

10:15 Coffee Break & Poster Session

Heterogeneous Computing, Platforms and HPC

19 Real-time Data Processing for Level 1 Trigger Scouting at CMS using a CXL Memory-lake Architecture

Speaker: Thomas Owen James (CERN)

20 Micron CXL and SSD Solutions

Speaker: Luis Ancajas (Micron)

21 The Openlab Heterogeneous Architectures Testbed (HAT) Project

Speaker: Luca Atzori (CERN)

22 Intel Solutions on AI and HPC Convergence

Speaker: Jean Laurent Philippe (Intel)

12:05 Lunch break

23 Evaluating HPC Architectures for Scientific Computing: Performance, Scalability, and Energy Efficiency

Speaker: Elisabetta Boella (E4)

Abstract.pdf

24 Benchmarking and Energy Studies with HEPScore

25 Next Generation Archiver for WinCC OA

Speaker: Rafal Kulaga (CERN)

26 Data Analytics for Industrial Control Systems

Speaker: Abhit Patil (CERN)

27 SIEMENS talk

28 Integration of Oracle Cloud Resources into CERN IT Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

Speaker: Miroslav Potocky (CERN)

29 Cost Optimization and Sustainability for Public Cloud Provider

Speaker: Ricardo Rocha (CERN)

14:35 Coffee Break and Poster Session

30 Kubernetes and Oracle: What Happened in 2024 and What's Next?

Speakers: Antonio Nappi (CERN), Miroslav Potocky (CERN)

31 ORACLE Technologies

Speaker: Dr Cris Pedregal-Martin (Oracle)

Infrastructures and Techniques for AI and HPC

32 Development of Large Language Models at CERN

Speakers: Dr Florian Rehm (CERN), Juan Manuel Guijarro (CERN)

33 Next Generation Trigger Project - Introduction (TBC)

34 Next Generation Triggers in ATLAS

Speaker: Stefano Veneziano (INFN e Università Roma Sapienza)

35 Next Generation Triggers in CMS

16:20 Question Buffer