Organizing Committee
- David Bailey
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - Jonathan Borwein
The University of Newcastle - Randall LeVeque
University of Washington - Bill Rider
Sandia National Laboratories - William Stein
University of Washington - Victoria Stodden
Columbia University
Abstract
In addition to advancing research and discovery in pure and applied mathematics, computation is pervasive across the sciences and now computational research results are more crucial than ever for public policy, risk management, and national security. Reproducibility of carefully documented experiments is a cornerstone of the scientific method, and yet is often lacking in computational mathematics, science, and engineering. Setting and achieving appropriate standards for reproducibility in computation poses a number of interesting technological and social challenges. The purpose of this workshop is to discuss aspects of reproducibility most relevant to the mathematical sciences among researchers from pure and applied mathematics from academics and other settings, together with interested parties from funding agencies, national laboratories, professional societies, and publishers. This will be a working workshop, with relatively few talks and dedicated time for breakout group discussions on the current state of the art and the tools, policies, and infrastructure that are needed to improve the situation. The groups will be charged with developing guides to current best practices and/or white papers on desirable advances.
Final Report
This report was developed collaboratively by the ICERM workshop participants, and compiled and edited by the organizers.
Setting the Default to Reproducible: Reproducibility in Computational and Experimental Mathematics
Confirmed Speakers & Participants
Talks will be presented virtually or in-person as indicated in the schedule below.
- Speaker
- Poster Presenter
- Attendee
- Virtual Attendee
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Aron Ahmadia
Columbia University
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Dhavide Aruliah
University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT)
-
Jeremy Avigad
Carnegie Mellon University
-
David Bailey
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Lorena Barba
Boston University
-
Blake Barker
Brown University
-
Sara Billey
University of Washington
-
Ronald Boisvert
National Institute of Standards and Technology
-
Jonathan Borwein
The University of Newcastle
-
Brian Bot
Sage Bionetworks
-
Andre Brodtkorb
SINTEF Applied Mathematics
-
Neil Calkin
Clemson University
-
Vincent Carey
Harvard University
-
Ryan Chamberlain
Flywheel, LLC.
-
Neil Chue Hong
University of Edinburgh
-
Timothy Clem
GitHub
-
Noah Clemons
Intel Corporation
-
Constantine Dafermos
Brown University
-
Andrew Davidson
University of Wisconsin-Madison
-
Nathan DeBardeleben
Los Alamos National Laboratory
-
Andrew Dienstfrey
National Institute of Standards and Technology
-
David Donoho
Stanford University
-
Kate Evans
ORNL
-
Sergey Fomel
University of Texas at Austin, Jackson School of Geosciences
-
Juliana Freire
New York University
-
James Glimm
Stony Brook University
-
Sigal Gottlieb
University of Massachusetts
-
Josh Greenberg
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
-
Thomas Hales
University of Pittsburgh
-
Nicolas Hengartner
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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David Ketcheson
King Abdullah University of Science & Technology
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Matt Knepley
Rice University
-
David Koop
New York University
-
Randall LeVeque
University of Washington
-
Sebastien Li-Thiao-Te
Universite de Paris XIII (Paris-Nord)
-
Nicolas Limare
Ecole Normale Superior Paris-Saclay
-
Elizabeth Loew
Springer
-
Ursula Martin
University of London
-
Bruce McHenry
ME, Inc
-
Chris Mentzel
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
-
Sarah Michalak
Los Alamos National Laboratory
-
Ian Mitchell
University of British Columbia
-
Victor Moll
Tulane University
-
Hatef Monajemi
Stanford University
-
Akil Narayan
University of Utah
-
Peter Norvig
Google Inc.
-
Travis Oliphant
NumFOCUS
-
Peter Olver
University of Minnesota
-
Geoffrey Oxberry
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
-
Fernando Perez
University of California, Berkeley
-
Konrad Polthier
Freie Universität Berlin
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Bill Rider
Sandia National Laboratories
-
Robert Robey
Los Alamos National Laboratory
-
Todd Rosenquist
Intel Corporation
-
Michael Rubinstein
University of Waterloo
-
Thomas Russell
National Science Foundation
-
Fernando Seabra Chirigati
New York University
-
Benjamin Seibold
Temple University
-
Loren Shure
The MathWorks, Inc.
-
Philip Stark
University of California, Berkeley
-
William Stein
University of Washington
-
Victoria Stodden
Columbia University
-
Benjamin Stubbs
Harvard Medical School
-
Andrew Sutherland
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
-
Matthias Troyer
ETH
-
Jan Verschelde
University of Illinois at Chicago
-
Stephen Watt
University of Western Ontario
-
Greg Wilson
Software Carpentry
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Carol Woodward
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Yihui Xie
Iowa State University