Antonio will present “Beyond Visualization: ParaView as a Strategic Tool for Science and Communication“.

ParaView is often seen purely as a scientific visualization tool, but its potential goes far beyond that. In this talk, Antonio will share how they use ParaView not only for visualizing simulation results, but also as an educational platform, a data exploration environment, and even a marketing tool to communicate complex physics to clients and broader audiences. From high-fidelity rendering for outreach videos to interactive visual analytics in R&D, ParaView has become a central piece in their open-source-driven workflow.

Tim will present “Connecting Research Communities: Enabling Scientific Visualization for High Performance Computing“

From 2019 until 2021, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Münster, Germany, with a focus on Visual Analytics approaches for ensemble and uncertain data.
Since 2021, Tim leads the Crosssectional Group Visualization at the National High Performance Computing Center for Computational Engineering Sciences (NHR4CES) as well as the Visualization Group at RWTH Aachen University, Germany.

Over the course of two decades, ParaView has grown to be the world’s leading open-source visualization application. Today, billions of atoms, particles, computational cells are no limits to the compute power of this data analysis and visualization engine. We will illustrate some of the stages of the phenomenal growth of ParaView, which has accompanied several generation of supercomputers, and enabled award-winning advances in computational sciences.