1. Goodbye from Indianapolis, IUPUI, and Craig A. Stewart Executive Director, Pervasive Technology Institute Associate Dean, Research Technologies Indiana University

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3. Cluster / campus bridging news release from XSEDE Rocks Roll available that makes it possible to create a basic XSEDE- compatible cluster, based on open source software. Download, install, an run. Carefully selected and packaged. Includes tools for data movement between campus and XSEDE. Yum repository with rpms available soon. Makes it possible for faculty and staff to leverage XSEDE training and documentation, and focus their personal time on addressing local needs See https://www.xsede.org/ under newshttps://www.xsede.org/ 3

4. Thanks again to our Sponsors Corporate Sponsors – Gold: Cray, Inc., DDN (DataDirect Networks) – Silver: IBM, Inc. – Bronze: Matrix Integration / hp Not for profit sponsors – Platinum: Indiana University Pervasive Technology, Institute National Center for Genome Analysis Support – Silver: Case Western Reserve University – Bronze: The University of Chicago Research Computing Center, Clemson University, Georgia Tech Information Technology, University of Miami Center for Computational Science, Mississippi State University, University of Notre Dame, San Diego Supercomputer Center Thanks to the National Science Foundation for support of student participation Thanks to IEEE 4

5. Special thanks Nancy Wilkins-Diehr, paper judges, those who voted for best poster Thomas Sterling for an insightful and excellent closing talk Today’s panelists and panel organizers: – Amy Apon – Abani Patra, Thomas Sterling, Jay Boisseau, Dennis Gannon, Barr von Oehsen – Richard Knepper, Thomas Bishop, Marcus Alfred, Tom Bishop, Scott Tiege, Vas Vasiliadis – Robert McDonald, Inna Kouper, Giridhar Manepalli, Regan Moore Evan Butterfield of IEEE Computer Society Toni Cortes and Maria Perez Robert Ping and Therese Miller (Please help me bring them out here for some well deserved applause) 5

6. IEEE Cluster 2013: A quick assessment Papers and presentations have been very effective – excellent technical quality, with special thanks to those who gave talks in a 2 nd (or 3 rd ) language EOT track VERY well received Expanded student program well received by students and advisors Poster session with viz showcase was well received Venue very well received Area of improvement for next year: review process – We made, as far as we can tell, correct decisions on accept/reject, but reviews were not as helpful to authors as they could have been in some cases – The main root cause has been identified and corrected – which was the delay caused by the IEEE NY office in the conference organizers being able to declare this year’s conference an IEEE conference. The IEEE Computer Society has corrected this by granting the IEEE Cluster 2014 conference to call it just that as of its announcement 26 September 2013 – What we need to make this better next year is YOUR help to get really good, high quality submissions and high quality, thorough reviews 6

7. The End! (of the main technical program) Thanks to YOU Enjoy the workshops tomorrow if you are staying ….and safe travels home. 7