WHPC Rising Stars WHPC formally recognizes the exceptional early career researchers as WHPC Rising Stars. These are a select group of individuals from underrepresented groups, who are recognized for their research contributions and individual excellence. Applications for the Rising Star program undergo a competitive peer-review process, typically with an acceptance rate of less than 50%.…
DetailsWomen in High Performance Computing (WHPC) is excited to announce a packed programme of events for ISC High Performance 2026. We’re looking forward to connecting with colleagues, collaborators, and community members from around the world in Hamburg, Germany, this June. Where to find WHPC at ISC 2026 Tuesday (23rd June 2026) is all about…
DetailsHappy (early) International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month from WHPC! March is a time to celebrate women’s achievements, to educate and learn about women’s history, and to renew our collective commitment to advancing equality, diversity, and inclusion in every aspect of our work and lives. This March, we are unveiling our special edition…
DetailsAyesha Shafiuddin and Malika Muradi have been selected as recipients of WHPC’s 2025 Travel Fellowships and will attend the WHPC@SC25 Workshop to present their research. Celebrating our 2025 WHPC@SC25 Travel Fellowship Recipients The WHPC Travel Fellowships aim to empower rising talent in the high-performance computing (HPC) community by supporting their attendance at major…
DetailsWomen in High Performance Computing (WHPC) and ISC Group Extend Partnership for 2026. Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC) and ISC Group, the organizers of the ISC High Performance conference series, are delighted to announce the continuation of their partnership in advance of ISC 2026, scheduled for June 22–26, 2026, in Hamburg, Germany. Eleanor Broadway, Partner Manager for WHPC at ISC…
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