Overview
Recent advances in computational resources, automation/autonomy, and artificial intelligence (AI) is leading to a growing need for a common science ecosystem that seamlessly spans across multiple science domains with distributed computational and experimental facilities. The need for a science ecosystem was noted in multiple DOE reports including the AI for Science report and the Computational Facilities Research Workshop report. The primary goal of this workshop is to bring together a range of experts to discuss the current state of science ecosystems as well as outline future opportunities and challenges with creating a common environment that interconnects future distributed smart laboratories across the DOE.
Meeting Format
Opportunities and Challenges for Interconnected Multi-Domain Science Workshop will be a hybrid workshop with a combination of in-person attendees at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as well as virtual attendees on August 8-9, 2022. The workshop will include
- Invited speakers,
- A panel discussion to identify and discuss challenges and areas of opportunity, and
- Breakout sessions to brainstorm and encourage collaborations.
