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TAC-HEP Submission Statement
by TREVOR NELSON 07 Sep '22

07 Sep '22

I am eager to participate in this innovative program, both to enhance my computational knowledge and practical skills and to actively contribute to the CMS experiment. My strong preference is to continue working with Dr. Tulika Bose on GPU-based reconstruction and workflow, as I spent last summer investigating the feasibility of porting the egamma reconstruction code to run on GPUs. My efforts so far have focused on implementation of CUDA kernels into various parts of the egamma reconstruction code. The purpose of writing portions of the egamma reconstruction code to run on GPUs is to speed up reconstruction of the ever-increasing number of particles being produced by collisions at the LHC. By further developing my GPU programming skills within this program I hope to make a significant contribution to the CMS experiment and bolster my ability to contribute to other physics projects in my career. Submission Statement: Trevor Nelson Date: 07 September 2022

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TAC-HEP Interest
by ELISE M CHAVEZ 07 Sep '22

07 Sep '22

Hello! I (Elise) am very interested in this traineeship. I have really wanted to have training in computer science and computational HEP to help me with research and to gain a better understanding of the challenges HEP faces along with how to deal with them. I also am also generally interested in the development of tools that will help us do analysis efficiently and faster that can support the expected large volumes of data from future experiments/upgrades. I also want to be able to better understand some of the software like CMSSW and feel confident enough to contribute to projects that require more skills in computer science. One of my projects is the development of an analysis facility at Fermilab. I provide feedback on user experience from the perspective of a physicist and will be working on the documentation for the facility. As such, the R&D project I would be excited to work on is "Services and Tools for Analysis Facilities for the HL-LHC" with Dr. Tulika Bose. This is incredibly important as we try to move forward with more data and I think it is a very interesting side of HEP that isn't strictly analysis. Thank you! Elise Chavez

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Student recruitment ?
by Tulika Bose 07 Sep '22

07 Sep '22

Dear all, I was wondering where you are with student recruitment ? Are there some students you know who are candidates ? We have not seen anything sent to us on this mailing list yet but I am expecting two students to send in their expressions of interest. They are Trevor Nelson and Elise Chavez. Are there others you know about ? Please note that the Princeton course on Software engineering starts on Tuesday (6th). the first class is introductory and not essential to attend but if there are potential students, we could encourage them to attend already even if they officially start with the program in October or January. It appears that some students got the impression from our proposal snippet that we have a very rigid program that requires them to (i) skip some of the HEP theory courses they may want to take (ii) take the example CS courses that we list there. We should explain to them that we have a lot of flexibility and can to some extent tailor the program depending on the student background and they could then take the CS courses that are relevant for them and that they are interested in taking. And they can still take QFT and other courses that they wish! I am trying to explain this to the students that I have met so far about this. Please let me know if there are any updates at your end or if you have heard other questions/concerns. Thanks, Tulika

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Fwd: Funded traineeship in computational HEP
by Kevin Black 29 Aug '22

29 Aug '22

FYI - please see this interesting opportunity. -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: Funded traineeship in computational HEP Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2022 17:02:24 -0500 From: Tulika Bose <tulika(a)hep.wisc.edu> To: Kevin Black <kblack(a)hep.wisc.edu> Dear students, Please take note of this new opportunity to participate in a training program to advance computational HEP: https://www.hep.wisc.edu/blog/2022/08/25/tac-hep/. The stipend and benefits provided by this traineeship will be the same as that of a Physics RA or TA appointment. The course work associated with this program can serve as the minor requirement. Students will have the opportunity to work with collaborators at other universities and DOE laboratories and will also benefit from dedicated professional development and networking opportunities. Interested students can contact the faculty involved using tac-hep-faculty(a)hep.wisc.edu <mailto:tac-hep-faculty@hep.wisc.edu>. Best regards, Tulika Bose

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Non-member email send test
by Sridhara Dasu 29 Aug '22

29 Aug '22

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