Ph.D. Forum at the International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP)

并行处理国际会议（ICPP）是并行处理领域持续时间最长的会议之一，至今已举办了47届，是一次非常有意义的活动。研究生与并行计算社区建立联系并从中学习。 的博士论坛在ICPP促进科学的进步，如NSF的使命所述，通过创造一个丰富的教育和学习经验，研究生（i）与与会者介绍并讨论他们在并行计算方面的研究，（ii）通过参加技术会议扩大他们对并行计算的理解，（iii）与新同事一起探索潜在的研究项目，以及（iv）接受该领域领导者的指导。 通过协助下一代并行计算研究人员的培训，开发和指导，ICPP博士。论坛为NSF的使命做出贡献，促进科学进步，支持教育和多样性，并为社会带来更广泛的利益。 该奖项将支持来自美国机构的多达24名符合条件的学生参加2018年ICPP的学生计划并组织博士论坛。有两个主要目标的博士。在ICPP论坛。 首先，它提供博士学位。学生有智力的机会，讨论他们的研究工作在一个建设性的和支持性的环境，领先的并行计算的主题提出和辩论。 其次，它提供指导资源，帮助研究生组织他们的学术研究工作和规划他们未来的职业生涯。 的博士论坛使研究生有可能（i）在海报会议期间展示他们的研究，（ii）在博士期间进行2-3分钟的介绍。导师午餐会，（iii）参加一个特殊的并行计算职业会议，（iv）在会议期间与指定的教师和行业导师会面并互动，以及（v）向其他ICPP参与者分发他们的研究材料（海报，摘要）和简历。 博士学位论坛奖承认最佳整体海报，介绍和参与。 一个相关的目标是为博士学位的延续奠定基础。在国际比较方案今后几年举办论坛。 为此，博士学生提供他们在ICPP的经验和想法的反馈，以改善博士学位。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

Now in its 47th year, the International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP) is one of the longest continuously running conferences in parallel processing, and it is a rewarding event for Ph.D. graduate students to connect with and learn from the parallel computing community. The Ph.D. Forum at ICPP promotes the progress of science as stated by NSF's mission by creating a rich educational and learning experience where Ph.D. graduate students (i) present and discuss their research in parallel computing with conference attendees, (ii) expand their understanding of the parallel computing by attending technical sessions, (iii) explore potential research projects with new colleagues, and (iv) receive guidance from leaders in the field. By assisting in the training, development, and mentorship of the next-generation of parallel computing researchers, the ICPP Ph.D. Forum is contributing to the NSF's mission for advancements in science, support for education and diversity, and broader benefits to society. This award will support the travel of up to 24 eligible students from US-based institutions to participate in the student program at ICPP 2018 and to organize a PhD Forum. There are two main objectives of the Ph.D. Forum at ICPP. First, it provides Ph.D. students with intellectual opportunities to discuss their research work in a constructive and supportive environment where leading parallel computing topics are presented and debated. Second, it provides mentoring resources to help graduate students organize their academic research work and plan for their future careers. The Ph.D. Forum makes it possible for graduate students to (i) present their research during the poster session, (ii) give a 2-3 minute introduction during a Ph.D. mentor luncheon, (iii) attend a special parallel computing career session, (iv) meet and interact with designated faculty and industry mentors during the conference, and (v) distribute their research materials (poster, abstract) and CV to other ICPP participants. A Ph.D. Forum award acknowledges best overall poster, introduction, and participation. An associated objective is to lay the groundwork for continuation of the Ph.D. Forum in future years of ICPP. For this purpose, Ph.D. students provide feedback on their experience at ICPP and thoughts for improvements in the Ph.D. Forum.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.