Announcement
Sandia National Labs and UNM Center for Advanced Research Computing
will host a tour day for participants in
the Supercomputing Challenge on Monday March 5, 2012.
Students are eligible to come to the tour day if their team has
submitted an interim report and participated in the project evaluations.
Participants of the Sandia tour MUST be US citizens.
Information on the 2012 tour of Sandia National Laboratories
and UNM Center for Advanced Research Computing will be posted as it becomes available

Sign up details
The Sandia Tour is limited to US citizens.
Registration will be on a first come first served basis. There is financial
support available for lodging for those schools traveling long distances
(so they can spend the night on Sunday). We will meet off-base and be bused
on base. We will meet at 7:30 AM at the hotel. Read over the details for
visiting Sandia at: http://www.sandia.gov/about/locations/newmexico/index.html.
Lunch will be provided.
The following information is needed for every participant for the Sandia Tour:
Name
Date of Birth
City and State of Birth
School Name
School Address
Team Number
A Social Security Number is necessary to get visitor badges for access
to Sandia National Labs Technical Areas; however, the Challenge will provide
your Social Security Number. If you did not provide your Social Security
Number to the Challenge during registration, you will need to make arrangements
to get that information to us.
It is ESSENTIAL that all participants wishing to go on the tour bring a
photo ID to be admitted to Kirtland Air Force base and be badged by Sandia
National Labs.
Please only make a reservation if you will be able to attend as space is
limited. Please make your reservation by Friday, February 17, 2012 to allow
enough time for processing information at Sandia's badge office. Email the
registration information to sandiatour12 at challenge dot nm dot org.
The tour of UNM is open to anyone and there isn't a size limit. If you
would prefer the UNM tour over the Sandia tour, email consult
challenge dot nm dot org with the students' and teachers'
names and school. Let Consult know if housing is required.
Description
UNM tour highlights include the ARTS Lab which supports media, film,
science visualizations and game technology; Electrical and Computer
Engineering Department; Computer Science; and the Center for Advanced
Research Computing which is a center for high performance computing and
has a Gateway to the state's supercomputer Encanto. The Gateway will have
all of the software that Challenge teams needs to share their work with
each other and to run software that runs in 3D formats.
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