NASA has published a schedule of technical demonstrations for Supercomputing 2026, to be held at its exhibit hall booth, #4038. According to the agency page, the sessions run across three days and feature presentations by NASA experts.

Tuesday, November 17, lists three sessions: type-safe templates in Fortran 2028 with Tom Clune, handling multiple versions with Brad Richardson, and porting NAS Parallel Benchmarks to OpenMP target offload with Jeff Becker. Wednesday, November 18, features Sujay Kumar on high-resolution hydrology simulations and interfaces for mapping water availability and extremes, and Chris Tanner on modular supercomputing data centers at NASA.

The final day, Thursday, November 19, includes a session with Jeff Triplett on high-performance computing enablement using Open OnDemand and ColdFront at bp and NASA. The page does not provide further details on the content of the presentations.