This session showcases projects where developments in coding, compilers, collaboration, or containers have advanced the science of molecular simulation. As simulations leverage increasingly complex software stacks, the work building and distributing software for many architectures is becoming more important for reproducibility and performance. We encourage submissions describing practices that enable molecular simulations to be run, deployed, or analyzed more quickly and reliably. This includes stories of continuous integration, new libraries or plugins, compiler optimizations, regular developer meetings, and new algorithm development. Particular emphasis will be placed on descriptions of best practices in code development and dissemination that have enabled collaborative science.
03:30 PM
Zhao Li, Kaihang Shi, David Dubbeldam, Mark Dewing, Christopher J. Knight, Alvaro Vazquez Mayagoitia, Randall Snurr
03:42 PM
Domagoj Fijan, Brandon Butler, Tommy Waltmann, Philipp Schönhöfer, Charlotte Zhao, Maria Ward Rashidi, Joshua Anderson, Sharon C. Glotzer
03:54 PM
Chase Petix, Adithya N Sreenivasan, Zachary Sherman, Michael Howard
04:06 PM
Bahadir Rusen Argun, Antonia Statt
04:18 PM
Michael Jones, Andrew Ferguson
04:48 PM
05:00 PM
05:12 PM
Tyler R. Josephson, Ejike Ugwuanyi, John Velkey, Colin Jones
05:24 PM
05:36 PM
Clay Batton, Abid Khan, Prateek Vaish, Yaoqi Pang, Michael S. Chen, Grant M. Rotskoff, J. Wayne Mullinax, Brenda Rubenstein, Norm Tubman
05:48 PM
Hossein Jooya, Sudeep Ghosh, Sohini Sarkar, Aycan Hacioglu