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Aalto Scientific Computing (ASC) invites you to its early 2026
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meetup - a gathering of everyone interested in supporting scientific
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computing (and a celebration of the diverse work that makes it all
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possible), at the Aalto University Otaniemi Campus, 2-4 February 2026.
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Nordic Basic Scientific Computing is a gathering of everyone interested in
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supporting scientific computing (and a celebration of the diverse work that makes it all possible).
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Aalto Scientific Computing invites to its homebased at Otaniemi Campus, 2-4 February 2026.
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**The first half is a** :doc:`Finnish+friends RSE meetup
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<finnish-rse-meetup>` **, the second half is a** :doc:`meetup of local
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research and scientific computing teams more targeted to service staff
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<finnish-rse-meetup>` **, the second half is a** :doc:`meetup of Finnish
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scientific computing teams more targeted to service staff
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<rc-scicomp-team-meetup>`\ **. The overlapping middle day has events
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that are interesting to both audiences. People are welcome to attend
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both halves, but we expect many attendees will only attend one half or
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the other.**
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both halves.**
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.. image:: day-diagram.png
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instead of "publishing papers", this is the meeting for you.
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Topics
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We are collecting submissions for talks and other sessions, but there
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will time for last-minute "unconference" submissions decided during
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the meetup itself. Some sample topics from past meetups have included:
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* Academic experience as a research engineer and career development.
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* Practical support strategies (research software engineering, both
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practices and how we run our teams).
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* HPC cluster management (day to day problems and usability for small
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projects and new users); infrastructure usability.
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* Teaching and mentoring of our users (practical teaching done for the
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previous two categories).
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* Our teams compared to giant national infrastructures: what is our
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role?
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Schedule (general plan)
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* Day 2 (Tu, 3 Feb 2026): RSE/SciComp overlap day: events, lunch, evening dinner, some social activities scattered between.
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* Day 3 (We: 4 Feb 2026): SciComp team meetup: events 9-12, lunch.
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Example sessions:
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* Plenty of time for :doc:`submitted events <call-for-sessions>` and
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networking.
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* **Cool things and problems:** each organization presents three cool
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things they have done lately and three problems they are facing
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right now. This serves as a basis for networking during the rest of
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the event.
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* **Panel discussion with junior computational researchers**: Panel
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discussions are usually full of the most senior people the
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organizers can find. In this discussion, we'll hear from junior
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researchers, about how usable they find computing systems and the
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onboarding process.
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:doc:`practical-info`
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**Location:** Dipoli, Aalto University, Espoo, Helsinki area, Finland
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**Price:** Free (you pay your own food) or at-cost (depending on the
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number of registrations). Aalto Scientific Computing sponsors the
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facilities.
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**Location:** Dipoli, Otaniemi Campus, Aalto University, Espoo, Helsinki area, Finland
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**Food:** Reservations at restaurants in the campus area.
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**Price:** Free
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:doc:`registration`: To be opened later.
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**Online attendance:** this will probably be possible.
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Online attendance: We’ve chosen to hold this event in person only, as we believe it offers the best environment for meaningful networking and a more engaging, collaborative atmosphere.
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Key dates:
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* 1 November: Registration opens (closes when full)
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* 7 January: First submission deadline, voting on talks begins
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* 1 January: Reconfirmation begins
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* 15 January: Final deadline for reconfirmation for meal reservations
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* 3 December: Registration and submission opens
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* (Ongoing) Rolling acceptance of talks, posters, demos,...
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* 7 January: Submission deadline
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* Latest on 20 January: We will inform speakers about their talk length
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