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Wednesday 4 June

Session 1 (13:00–14:30 BST)

Welcome and introduction

Stochastic calculus in Rust
Daniel Boros (Kadasolutions Gmbh.)
NPB-Rust: NAS parallel benchmarks in Rust
Eduardo M. Martins (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS))
Leonardo Gibrowski Faé (PUCRS)
Renato B. Hoffmann (PUCRS)
Lucas S. Bianchessi (PUCRS)
Dalvan Griebler (PUCRS)
cellular_raza: cellular agent-based modeling from a clean slate
Jonas Pleyer (Freiburg Center for Data Analysis, Modeling and AI)
Exponential time integration for stiff systems in Rust
William Gurecky (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Konstantin Pieper (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Rust for chip design algorithms and EDA software
Stefan Abi-Karam (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Session 2 (15:00–16:00 BST)

A set of discussions on a range of topics taking place in parallel.

Session 3 (16:00–17:00 BST)

An introduction to vector programming with portable SIMD
Andrés Quintero (ixpantia)
ninterp: numerical interpolation in N-dimensions
Kyle Carow (National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL))
Nine rules for scientific libraries in Rust: lessons from bed-reader about Python extensions, API design, and async cloud support
Carl M. Kadie (FaST-LMM Open-Source Project (Retired from Microsoft Research))
Arrow, Rust, and cross-language data science tooling
Josiah Parry (Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (Esri))
Robin Lovelace (University of Leeds Institute for Transport Studies (ITS))

Thursday 5 June

Session 1 (13:00–14:30 BST)

Using Rust to mitigate breaking changes in scientific software
Dimitri Berthault (HQS Quantum Simulations)
The pleasure and pain of developing cross plaform CPU vector code in Rust
Richard Neale (Student EPCC Edinburgh)
eVaiutilities: research data management post eVai
Gaurav Sablok (Instytut Chemii Bioorganicznej Polskiej Akademii Nauk)
Malgorzata Marcinkowska-Swojak
Sylwia Nawrocka
Pawel Wojciechowski
Luiza Handschuh
Robotics with Rust: a case study in RoboCup soccer
Maximilian Schmidt (Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH))
Ole Felber (TUHH)

Session 2 (14:00–14:30 BST)

An interactive session during which participants will be able to talk to the presenters of Wednesday's and Thursday's talks, and meet other workshop participants.

Session 3 (15:00–16:15 BST)

An interactive tutorial session during which participants can choose which of a range of tutorials to attend.

Session 4 (16:15–17:00 BST)

Juice your simulations: what science can learn from game development
(30 minute invited talk)
Alice Cecile (Bevy Foundation)

Friday 6 June

Session 1 (13:00–14:30 BST)

Diffsol: a crate for solving differential equations
Martin Robinson (University of Oxford)
Pixi: the missing companion to cargo
Julian Hofer (prefix.dev)
High-performance computing for quantum field theory: a case for Rust in Monte Carlo simulations
Luca Ciucci (University of Pisa)
Serena Bruzzesi (University of Pisa)
Honeycomb: combinatorial maps implementation for meshing applications
Isaïe Muron (CEA, DAM, DIF, F-91297 Arpajon, France)
Franck Ledoux (CEA, DAM, DIF, F-91297 Arpajon, France)
Cédric Chevalier (CEA, DAM, DIF, F-91297 Arpajon, France)
Rust for accelerated computing
(30 minute invited talk)
Nathaniel Simard (Tracel AI)

Session 2 (15:00–16:00 BST)

Efficient point location with ploc
Joffrey Bluthé (DotBlocks)
Rust is RAD and this is why
Jason Wohlgemuth (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Audrey Carson (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
Deimos: open-source scientific data acquisition & laboratory controls
James Logan (Deimos Controls LLC)
Closing remarks

Session 3 (16:00–17:00 BST)

An interactive session during which participants will be able to talk to the presenters of Friday's talks, and meet other workshop participants.