We invite submissions on all unclassified software and data projects at ORNL, whether scientific or business-oriented. This is an opportunity for all staff members to showcase their work; submissions may include work presented elsewhere. At least one person from your team is required to be registered in order to submit. Register here and follow the instructions for submission.
Note that it is the responsibility of the presenter to submit their poster or presentation to Resolution.
We invite submissions for talks on any software or data technology relevant to ORNL’s mission. Please provide a brief description in the submission link. Here are the categories for talks:
We invite submissions for posters on any software or data technology relevant to ORNL’s mission.
Presenters are responsible for getting their posters printed (OSDX does not provide a charge code). Please enter job number #26027555 in the poster print request to Creative Services. The recommended poster size is 30×40 inches.
Posters will be displayed on tabletop poster boards in the JICS lobby and a separate poster jam session will allow brief (approx. 2 min) presentations of each poster; please plan to have someone from your team in both events to present your work.
Tutorial submissions should include a title, topic (~250 words), expected duration, name(s) of presenter(s), and whether or not your tutorial includes a hands-on component. We invite submissions of 30 minutes to 2-hour length. Please provide a brief description in the submission link.
BoF focuses on community building through interactive presentations and discussions around a specific topic. BoF sessions often involve a combination of presentations, (audience) discussion, and question and answer periods. If your proposed session fits this description, please submit.
BoF session format will be up to the organizers, given the guidelines:
Submission Requirements:
If there are multiple submissions on similar topics, the BoF chairs may suggest combining them.
We are excited to invite you to the first annual OSDX Research Networking Exchange. This event is designed to help researchers at OSDX connect across teams, learn about current work, and identify opportunities for collaboration through short, focused conversations.
How the Networking Exchange Will Work
The goal of each conversation is to get a clear snapshot of each other’s work, expertise, skillsets, and collaboration interests, including research project ideas.
Registration Required
You must express your intent to participate in the networking exchange while registering for OSDX, by checking the relevant box. Registering for OSDX will not by default include participating in the networking event.
Seating is limited to around 50 people, so please register early.
We hope you will join us for this engaging opportunity to build new connections and explore research collaborations.