Michelle Strout

At cug.org/cug-2025/ I present "MARBLChapel: Fortran-Chapel Interoperability in an Ocean Simulation", 4-4:30pm Tuesday May 6th. Related blog post, "Chapel/Fortran Interop in an Ocean Model: Introduction" on the Chapel Programming Language blog: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/for…

We released Chapel 2.3 today! We'll say more about it here once we've caught our collective breaths, but for now, here's its release announcement: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/ann…

Arkouda’s capabilities are expanding! Tune in to Jeremiah Corrado’s Pangeo showcase this Wednesday (Nov, 20th) at 4PM EST to see how it can be used for multidimensional array computations! pangeo.io/showcase @pangeo_data For more about Arkouda: arkouda-www.github.io

Chapel’s November Newsletter is out! Check out the exciting things happening in the world of Chapel: events @SC24, interviews with users, new demo/talk videos from our community, and more! chapel.discourse.group/t/chapel-newsl…

PAW-ATM 2024, The 7th Annual Parallel Applications Workshop using Alternatives To MPI+X, starts at 9am ET at #SC24. If you are interested in hearing about Chapel and other HPC-ready alternatives to MPI+X or SPMD programming, be sure to check it out! sourceryinstitute.github.io/PAW/

Attending #SC24? Make sure to check out CHAMPS PI Eric Laurendeau's Distinguished Talk, "A case study for using Chapel within the global aerospace industry", at PAW-ATM on Sunday at 2PM EST. sc24.conference-program.com/presentation/?…

#SC24 is right around the corner! From Nov 17–21, there will be several presentations about Chapel. And for the first time, there will be a demo on Arkouda and Chapel at the @HPE Booth. We hope to see you there! For details see: chapel-lang.org/events.html

In his latest article studying Navier-Stokes computations in Chapel, Jeremiah Corrado demonstrates how a 4-line change turns the multicore version from his previous article into a distributed, scalable computation. Read all about it here: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/bns…

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Contributing to Chapel doesn't only mean writing code. Flip through Engin Kayraklioglu and Jade Abraham's slides from a recent talk to learn about many ways for contributing to the ever-expanding "Chapel universe." chapel-lang.org/presentations/…

Check out a hyperparameter optimization example that Lydia and I wrote up. With 105 lines of Chapel code, we tune Python programs using distributed and shared parallelism! Also, you can use it "out of the box" with your own programs. Please let us know if you try it out!

Interested in learning more about Chapel's support for media files? Check out Jade Abraham's demo on the 'Image' module this Thursday, October 3rd at 10am PT. See the Chapel Community Calendar at chapel-lang.org/events.html for the meeting link!

This was such a fun post to read about analyzing satellite images of coral reefs! I especially enjoyed Scott's quote "Don't hire software engineers. I'll do it, and I'll write it in Chapel because I can do it by myself, and I can stand this thing up really fast." @noaaocean

It is quite cool that Chapel code can run on Windows system GPUs as well as most *nix systems including Macs. Portable parallelism! Check out Ahmad's blog post about how you can try it out.

Chapel’s August Newsletter is out! It is full of news from the community including links to recorded talks, tutorials, demos, and blog articles. Please check it out to get the most up-to-date news from the Chapel community: chapel.discourse.group/t/chapel-newsl…

Chapel is now listed as a product in the E4S software stack for HPC-AI Applications!  See e4s-project.github.io/DocPortal.html.  @exascaleproject @HPE @HPE_Developer

The demos at ChapelCon this past June were very well received. So much so members of the Chapel team are doing them again live. Come join us! We will also be recording the demo and posting it.

Are you interested in learning about Chapel’s GPU capabilities? Tomorrow join Jade Abraham and Engin Kayraklioglu’s HPE Developer Meetup session for a talk & demo on July 31st, 8AM PDT. Register for free here: hpe.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #HPC, @Supercomputing, #GPUs, @HPE_Developer

The deadline for PAW-ATM 2024 talk and paper submissions is next week on July 31. If you are doing scalable applications work in Chapel or other alternatives to MPI+X, this is the premiere workshop for exhibiting it at #SC24. Hope to hear from you! sourceryinstitute.github.io/PAW/

This free, online meetup next week is a perfect opportunity to learn about Chapel's support for vendor-neutral GPU programming from expert developers on our team. Join us!