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NVIDIA Nsight Systems for Profiling Code on Marlowe

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Wednesday, June 25, 2025 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM PST/PDT
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Computing and Data Science (CoDa), 389 Jane Stanford Way, Rm E401, 4th Floor, Stanford, CA 94305
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NVIDIA Nsight Systems for Profiling Code

Abstract: Discover how to use Nsight Systems for system-wide profiling of GPU-accelerated applications. This workshop will help you identify performance bottlenecks and optimize code efficiency with detailed insights into system and GPU interactions.

Speaker: Melisa Alkan is HPC solutions architect at NVIDIA. She received her PhD in computational chemistry from Iowa State University, where she worked on GPU-acceleration of quantum chemistry codes. Prior to joining NVIDIA, Melisa completed postdoctoral training at Stanford University focusing on applications of AI models in chemistry.

About the NVIDIA GPU Computing Workshop Series 

We are excited to announce a series of NVIDIA-led workshops designed to enhance your expertise in GPU computing. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your skills, these sessions offer valuable insights and hands-on learning opportunities. Workshops are expected to be held on a monthly basis.  

NOTE: This event is open to Stanford and NVIDIA affiliates only.