1. A successful public- private partnership Maria Girone CERN openlab CTO

2. CERN: A UNIQUE ENVIRONMENT TO PUSH TECHNOLOGIES TO THEIR LIMITS 2 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

3. CERN openlab in a nutshell A science – industry partnership to drive R&D and innovation with over a decade of success 3 Evaluate state-of-the-art technologies in a challenging environment and improve them Test in a research environment today what will be used in many business sectors tomorrow Train next generation of engineers/employees Disseminate results and outreach to new audiences Maria Girone, CERN openlab

4. 15 Years of Successful Collaboration I 2003 II 2006 III 2009 IV 2012 V 2015 CERN openlab Collaboration Board 2016 Set-up 2001 4 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

5. 5 Partners Contributors Associates Research Maria Girone, CERN openlab

6. 6 How do we manage it? Collaboration Board (all members represented) Mgmt team (Head, CTO, CRO, Comms, Admin) Project 1 (Project leader) Project 2 (Project leader) Project N (Project leader) CERN/IT Mgmt. (DHO, IT-EC Project Office, etc.), Legal, KT Members and Communities Reps Maria Girone, CERN openlab

7. CERN Openlab and the LHC  CERN openlab has been created to support the computing and data management goals set by the LHC 15 years of innovative projects between CERN and leading IT companies  In its phase V, CERN openlab is working to solve some of the key technical challenges facing the LHC in Run3 and Run4 Mutual benefit for industry and research communities  Ever-increasing interest in CERN openlab well established mechanism of partnership between industry and research communities a path to common developments for future challenges Maria Girone, CERN openlab CTO Maria Girone, CERN openlab 7

8. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) 8 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

9. LHC Schedule 50 times more data than today in the next 10 years 50 PB/s out of the detectors 5 PB/day to be stored 9 Maria Girone – CERN openlab CTO – Big Data Analytics Europe

10. LHC Schedule LHC startup 900 GeV 7 TeV L=6x10 33 cm -2 s -1 Bunch spacing = 50 ns Phase-0 Upgrade (design energy, nominal luminosity) 14 TeV L=1x10 34 cm -2 s -1 Bunch spacing = 25 ns Phase-1 Upgrade (design energy, design luminosity) 14 TeV L=2x10 34 cm -2 s -1 Bunch spacing = 25 ns Phase-2 Upgrade (High Luminosity) 14 TeV L=1x10 35 cm -2 s -1 Spacing = 12.5 ns 50 times more data than today in the next 10 years 50 PB/s out of the detectors 5 PB/day to be stored 10 Maria Girone, CERN First runLS1Second run LS2 Third run LS3 2009 2013201420152016201720182011201020112019202320242030?202120202022 … FCC?HL-LHC

11. Information Technology Research Areas Data acquisition and filtering Collecting data Computing platforms, data analysis, simulation Improving processing and code efficiency Data storage architectures Storing and serving data Compute management and provisioning (cloud) Managing resources for processing Data analytics Extracting information Networks and connectivity Connecting resources Medical applications 11 Maria Girone – CERN openlab CTO

12. Who we talk to New partners 12 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

13. New educational requirements Multicore CPU programming, graphical processors (GPU), multithreaded software Software & Computing Engineers Data analysis technologies, tools, data visualization, monitoring, security, etc. Data Scientists Applications of physics to medical research (hadron therapy, etc.), simulation software Multidisciplinary applications 13 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

14. 14 The Educational Programme Maria Girone, CERN openlab

15. Summer Student Programme 15 In 2015  1540+ applicants  40 selected students  14 lectures  Visits to external labs and companies  Lightning talks session  40 Technical reports In 2016  1480 applicants  35 proposed projects 40 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

16. Communication  Project activities and results are disseminated to a wide audience  Subject to agreement between all the participating members that it does not compromise legitimate academic or commercial interests  Press releases (must not imply endorsement of products by research labs etc.)  Visibility and presence of member companies on the website is proportional to membership level 16 Maria Girone, CERN openlab

17. CERN openlab Open Day  High-visibility public event to promote the activities and opportunities created by CERN openlab and its projects  2015 Edition: a kick-off event, traditional presentation-style format  2016 Edition: exhibition-style showcase event with a few selected keynotes and interactive, open booths and stands, demos, short focused technical talks, etc.  Format: June 8 th afternoon + June 9th Alberto Di Meglio – CERN openlab17

18. Membership Benefits  Work in close collaboration with CERN experts on large-scale applications of technologies and products  Visibility in CERN openlab activities proportional to the membership status  Participation of openlab personnel at conferences and events to promote the technologies and results of the collaboration  Support for organizing visits to CERN installations, technical presentations and seminars about technologies and products  Activities of all Partner Members featured prominently in the openlab Annual Report  Summer students assigned to work on openlab Industrial Members Projects 18

19. EXECUTIVE CONTACT Alberto Di Meglio, CERN openlab Head alberto.di.meglio@cern.ch TECHNICAL CONTACTS Maria Girone, CERN openlab CTO maria.girone@cern.ch Fons Rademakers, CERN openlab CRO fons.rademakers@cern.ch COMMUNICATION CONTACTS Andrew Purcell, CERN openlab Communication Officer andrew.purcell@cern.ch Mélissa Gaillard, IT Dep. Communication Officer melissa.gaillard@cern.ch ADMIN/FINANCE CONTACT Kristina Gunne, CERN openlab Administration Officer kristina.gunne@cern.ch 19 Maria Girone, CERN openlab