NASA experts will present a series of technology demonstrations at the NASA exhibit hall, booth #4038, during Supercomputing 2026. The schedule covers Fortran 2028 type-safe templates, combinations and multiple versions, OpenMP target offloading for NAS parallel benchmarks, hydrological simulations, NASA’s Modular Supercomputing Data Center, and HPC tools used at bp and NASA.
The full tech demo schedule is as follows:
NASA exhibit hall schedule
| 10am | Fortran 2028 type-safe templates | Tom Clune |
| 10:30am | Fortran 2028 type-safe templates | Tom Clune |
| 11am | Fortran 2028 type-safe templates | Tom Clune |
| 1pm | What a combination and multiple versions! | Brad Richardson |
| 1:30pm | What a combination and multiple versions! | Brad Richardson |
| 2pm | What a combination and multiple versions! | Brad Richardson |
| 4pm | Porting NAS parallel benchmarks to use OpenMP target offloading | Jeff Becker |
| 4:30pm | Porting NAS parallel benchmarks to use OpenMP target offloading | Jeff Becker |
| 5pm | Porting NAS parallel benchmarks to use OpenMP target offloading | Jeff Becker |
| 1pm | High-resolution hydrological simulations and agentic SI interfaces for mapping water availability and extremes | Sujay Kumar |
| 1:30pm | High-resolution hydrological simulations and agentic SI interfaces for mapping water availability and extremes | Sujay Kumar |
| 2pm | High-resolution hydrological simulations and agentic SI interfaces for mapping water availability and extremes | Sujay Kumar |
| 4pm | NASA’s Modular Supercomputing Data Center | Chris Tanner |
| 4:30pm | NASA’s Modular Supercomputing Data Center | Chris Tanner |
| 5pm | NASA’s Modular Supercomputing Data Center | Chris Tanner |
| 10am | From underground to the stars: Enabling HPC with Open OnDemand and ColdFront at bp and NASA | Jeff Triplett |
| 10:30am | From underground to the stars: Enabling HPC with Open OnDemand and ColdFront at bp and NASA | Jeff Triplett |
| 11am | From underground to the stars: Enabling HPC with Open OnDemand and ColdFront at bp and NASA | Jeff Triplett |
Source: science.nasa.gov