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The annual Argonne Training
Program on Extreme-Scale
Computing is set to take place
July 26 - August 7, 2026.
Submit your application by
February 25 for an opportunity
to learn the tools and
techniques needed to carry out
computational science on the
world's most powerful
supercomputers.
ATPESC participants
will have access to DOE’s
leadership-class systems at
the ALCF, OLCF, and NERSC.
ATPESC Q&A
WEBINAR
Join us on February 5, 2026,
for a webinar that will
provide a brief overview of
ATPESC and feature an
open Q&A session about the
application process. This is a
great opportunity to ask any
questions you have about the
program.
PROGRAM CURRICULUM
Renowned scientists and
leading HPC experts will serve
as lecturers and guide the
hands-on training sessions.
The core curriculum will
cover:
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Computer architectures
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Numerical algorithms and
mathematical software
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Software productivity and
sustainability
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Data analysis,
visualization, I/O, and
methodologies
for big data applications
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Performance measurement and
debugging tools
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Machine learning and data
science
ELIGIBILITY AND APPLICATION
Graduate students, postdocs,
and computational scientists
interested in attending
ATPESC can
review eligibility and
application details on the
website.
There are no fees to
participate in ATPESC.
Domestic airfare, meals, and
lodging are also provided.
Application deadline:
February 25, 2026.
ATPESC is
supported by the DOE Office
of Science Advanced
Scientific Computing
Research Program.
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