Languages, Architectures, and Tools for Heterogeneous Computing (LATHC) Workshop

Colocated with the IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization (CGO)

The goal of the Languages, Architectures, and Tools for Heterogeneous Computing (LATHC) Workshop is to gather researchers and developers to present and discuss recent developments in knowledge and technology that support heterogeneous computing systems.

LATHC seeks to feature recent and relevant results, but it does not require that the content presented be original or unpublished. Thus, when considering submitting an abstract for a talk, select your most relevant recent work. LATHC does not publish proceedings and does not require the submission of manuscripts. LATHC expects you to contribute the slides that you use for your presentation so that they can be publicly shared in the workshop webpage soon after the workshop.

Submission Guidelines

LATHC invites presentations discussing relevant recent proposals, technology, system evaluation, design concepts, and other developments that are expected to have an impact in the performance, usability, availability, design cycle, power consumption, or other aspects of heterogeneous systems. Work presented does not need to be original: work that has been recently published or submitted for publication elsewhere is welcome.

• Abstracts describing interesting recent results or work in progress with new ideas.

Committees

Organizing Committee

• Tarek Abdelrahman- University of Toronto
• Samer AlKiswany - University of Waterloo
• Reza Azimi - Huawei Canada
• Stephen Bates - Huawei Canada
• Zhenman Fang - Simon Fraser University
• Alfredo Goldman - University of Sao Paulo
• Michael O'Boyle - The University of Edinburgh
• Gennady Pekhimenko - University of Toronto
• Fernando Quintao Pereira - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
• Arrvindh Shriraman - Simon Fraser University
• Kai Ting Wang (Amy) - Huawei Canada
• Jingling Xue - University of New South Wales (UNSW)
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Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to J. Nelson Amaral <jamaral@ualberta.ca>