Daily Bulletin

Join the April Chameleon user meeting in Boulder; proposals due Fri. 2/13

February 2, 2026

Chameleon Cloud, in collaboration with project partner NSF NCAR, is hosting its sixth user meeting at the Mesa Lab in Boulder, CO, from Wednesday, April 15 to Thursday, April 16.
Chameleon is an NSF-funded national research resource providing free access to GPUs, edge devices, and cloud infrastructure for computer science research, education, and emergent applications. CS researchers, educators, and students are invited to attend—whether you're a current Chameleon user or completely new to the platform.

What to Expect:

  • Presentations from researchers using Chameleon to advance AI research, including work on sustainable AI infrastructure, federated learning, and AI education at community colleges
  • Keynote speakers including Chameleon Lead PI Kate Keahey
  • Expert-led mini-symposia on AI, education, and reproducibility
  • Hands-on tutorials covering all Chameleon features, including GPU access, CHI@Edge devices, and packaging artifacts for reuse on Trovi
  • Networking with Chameleon's 13,000+ user community representing a significant portion of the U.S. CS research community
  • We'll be in beautiful Boulder at the base of the Flatirons—we're considering organizing an optional workshop hike for those who want to extend their stay

Register here to participate in the user meeting. Registration fees apply, though waivers are available for those with limited budgets. 
Interested in presenting? Submit a proposal by Friday, February 13—travel support is available for presenters.
For more information, see the main website and the call for presentations.

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