SMCW08 — Presentations Index

Over 120 scientists, developers, and engineers from 30 companies and institutions met in Shanghai, for the Shanghai Many-Core Workshop (SMCW08). Over a 2-day period, attendees were treated to 19 technical presentations by some of the top research and industry experts.

General
Presentation	Speaker
Welcome & Introduction	Mark K. Smith, Gelato Central Operations
Why Many-Core - The BIG Picture
Presentation	Speaker
Challenges for HPC Future	Richard Kaufmann, HP
Many-Cores in the Future	Robert Schreiber, HP
Taking Multi-Core and Parallelism Seriously: The Intel Perspective	Xinmin Tian, Intel
New Paradigms - Thinking Parallel
Presentation	Speaker
General Purpose Programming of Many-Core Devices and Many-Core Systems	Steven Ericsson-Zenith, Institute for Advanced Science & Engineering
Dynamic Helper Thread Generation	Wei Chung Hsu, University of Minnesota
Parallel Processing Models and Research at CERN	Sverre Jarp, European Organization for Nuclear Research
Parallel Garbage Collection	Xiao-Feng Li, Intel
High Performance Data Mining	Judy Qiu, Indiana University
Many-Core Application Development
Presentation	Speaker
The Parallel Framework for Realizing the Power of Multi-Core Processors	Yurong Chen, Intel
Intel Threading Building Block (TBB)	Colt Gan, Intel
Model-Driven Development Tool for Parallel Applications	James Gan, IBM
GPU Computing Research at UIUC	Wen-mei W. Hwu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Massively Parallel GPU Computing with NVIDIA's CUDA	David Kirk, Nvidia
Compiling Code for Many-Core
Presentation	Speaker
Dynamic Optimization - An Open Discussion	Wei Chung Hsu, University of Minnesota
HP Compiler Lab - The Many-Core Perspective	Shin-Ming Liu, HP
Software Engineering for Multi-Core Systems - An Experience Report	Christoph Schaefer, University of Karlsruhe
Communication Analysis and Optimized Mapping of Explicit Parallel Codes	Lei Shang, Institute of Computing Technology, CAS
May Happen in Parallel Analysis	Yao Shi, Tsinghua University
Scalable Concurrency in Many-Core Processors	Li Zhang, University of Amsterdam