NASA published a schedule for its Hyperwall presentations at Supercomputing 2026, held in the exhibit hall at Booth 4038. As of the September 23 publication date, the sessions were planned across three days, from Tuesday, November 17 to Thursday, November 19, with NASA experts presenting on supercomputing and simulation work.

The agenda covers a wide range of topics, including high-resolution hydrology simulations, scale-resolving computational fluid dynamics for aircraft performance, unsteady aerodynamics and acoustics of launch vehicles, and simulations tied to the X-59 and Dragonfly. Other talks address machine learning for exoplanet vetting with ExoMiner, a digital twin of the Sun's atmosphere for space weather, and a transcriptomic foundation model for spaceflight research.

The listing includes several placeholders marked TBD, and some talks appear more than once across the three days. On Thursday, November 19, sessions run in 20-minute slots starting at 10:00 AM, while the earlier days use mostly 30-minute slots with some breaks, including a gap around midday.