IEEE eScience Conference

The IEEE eScience Conference is an international meeting focused on data-intensive and computationally driven research across disciplines. It features workshops, papers, and tutorials on eScience methods, software, and cyberinfrastructure.

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The IEEE eScience Conference is an international event that brings together researchers, developers, and CI professionals working on data- and compute‑intensive science across all disciplines. It focuses on methods, tools, infrastructures, and workflows that enable large-scale simulations, data analytics, and long-term sharing and reuse of results and software. Topics span HPC, cloud and edge computing, workflows, AI/ML for science, data management, and science gateways, with a program that includes papers, posters, tutorials, and workshops.
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IT and research computing teams can use eScience to learn about emerging practices for workflow systems, provenance, reproducibility, and techniques for integrating HPC and cloud into research lifecycles. It is also a strong venue for publishing campus or project-level CI work (e.g., portals, frameworks, training programs) and for scouting tools and patterns that can be adopted locally to support data-intensive research.