HSF-India Hackathon at the University of Hyderabad

27 Oct 2025, 09:00 → 31 Oct 2025, 17:30 Asia/Kolkata

University of Hyderabad

Bhawna Gomber (University of Hyderabad, India), David Lange (Princeton University (US)), Peter Elmer (Princeton University (US))

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Welcome to the first HSF-India hackathon.

Over the past few years, the HSF-India project has collaborated with various institutes to run a number of training workshops focused on topical lectures with short interactive exercise sessions. This hackathon event at U.Hyderabad will instead be group oriented and focus a much larger fraction of the time on actual coding with the aim of contributing to various open-source projects during the week. 

We are still in the process of gathering interested research groups and students.  Please contact us if you are interested in one of the planned topics or in seeding a new one.

Learn more about the HSF-India project at http://research-software-collaborations.org. 

This event is supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation grant OISE-2201990.

Expected topics:

• EIC/ePIC simulation
• Julia programming and HEP Ecosystem/Tools
• Real-time Machine Learning and Triggering
• Advanced analysis tools

 

Mentors:

• Dr. Bhawna Gomber - University of Hyderabad
• Dr. Varun Sharma - University of Wisconsin - Madison
• Dr. Lino Gerlach - Princeton University
• Prof. Gordon Watts - University of Washington
• Dr. David Lange - Princeton University
• Dr. Jay Sandesara - University of Wisconsin - Madison
• Dr. Stephen Kay (University of York)
• Mr. Florian Henkes - Technical University of Munich
• Dr. Pere Mato - CERN (emeritus)
• Dr. Peter Elmer - Princeton University

Monday 27 October

1 Registration

2 Inauguration (plenary)

10:00 Tea Break

3 Hackathon Introduction and Plan for the Week (plenary)

Speaker: Peter Elmer (Princeton University (US))

20251027-HSF-India-Intro.pdf

4 Computing System Setup and Groups Organisation (plenary)

Binderhub setup

5 Initial Hackathon Warmup (plenary)

13:00 Lunch

6 Initial Hackathon Warmup (plenary)

7 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

16:00 Tea Break

8 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

9 Daily wrapup (all together)

Tuesday 28 October

10 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

11:00 Tea Break

11 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

13:00 Lunch

12 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

16:15 Tea Break

13 Individual Introductions and Group Summaries (plenary)

14 EIC/ePIC Muon Identification (plenary)

Speaker: Stephen Kay (University of York)

SJDK_ePIC_Muons.pdf

Wednesday 29 October

15 Intro to the Julia Programming Language and JuliaHEP ecosystem (plenary)

JuliaIntroduction_Hyderabad2025_MatoHenkes.pdf

11:00 Tea Break

16 Intro to the Julia Programming Language and JuliaHEP ecosystem (plenary)

13:00 Lunch

17 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

15:30 Tea Break

18 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

19 Topic Summary (plenary)

Thursday 30 October

20 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

11:00 Tea Break

21 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

13:00 Lunch

22 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

15:30 Tea Break

23 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

24 Topic Summary (plenary)

Friday 31 October

25 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

11:00 Tea Break

26 Hackathon group working sessions (parallel)

13:00 Lunch

27 Working group summary : Analysis

Speakers: Gordon Watts (University of Washington (US)), Jay Ajitbhai Sandesara (University of Wisconsin Madison (US))

Google docs link

Google docs link

28 Working group summary - EIC

Speaker: Stephen Kay (University of York)

EIC Group Summary

EIC Group Summary

29 Working group summary: Julia

Speakers: Florian Henkes (Tecnical University of Munich), Florian Martin Henkes (Max-Planck-Institut fur Physik (DE)), Pere Mato Vila (CERN)

Julia team report

30 Working group summary: Trigger

Speakers: Lino Oscar Gerlach (Princeton University (US)), Varun Sharma (University of Wisconsin Madison (US))

Real time machine learning

Real time machine learning

15:30 Tea Break

31 Next steps (plenary)

20251031-HSF-India-Closeout.pdf

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