NVIDIA GPU Award for Best GPU Poster

The NVIDIA GPU Award for Best GPU Poster rewards those researchers who have demonstrated outstanding computational chemistry research carried-out using a GPU, whether; (1) programming new GPU-accelerated algorithms or (2) performing simulations with a GPU-accelerated software application, e.g., AMBER, NAMD, GROMACS, LAMMPS, TeraChem, GAMESS or other computational chemistry packages or (3) both

Winners receive a professional workstation-level GPU (determined by NVIDIA and may change based on availability).

The rules (read carefully!):

Please contact  the ACS COMP awards committee (acs.comp.awards AT gmail.com) for more information or if you have any questions.

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Previous NVIDIA GPU Award for Best GPU Poster Winners

The Spring 2022 Winner

Melisa Alkan, Iowa State University, Development of highly scalable multi-GPU quantum chemistry codes in GAMESS and applications to homogeneous catalysis (pictured at the ceremony with awards co-chair Adrian Roitberg)

The Fall 2014 Winner (San Francisco, California; 248th National ACS Meeting; August 2014)

The Spring 2014 Winner (Dallas, Texas; 247th National ACS Meeting; March 2014)

The Fall 2013 Winner (Indianapolis, Indiana; 246th National ACS Meeting; September 2013)