7:30-8:30am Check In / Breakfast

8:30-9am Welcome | Confabbing About ESnet

• Inder Monga, Executive Director, ESnet, and AmSC Project Deputy

9-9:30am Genesis Vision

• Dario Gil, Under Secretary for Science, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

9:30-10am American Science Cloud (AmSC): Fireside Chat

• Inder Monga, Executive Director, ESnet , and AmSC Project Deputy

• Gina Tourassi, Associate Laboratory Director, Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate, ORNL, and AmSC Project Lead

10-10:30am Break

10:30-11:30am Big Science in the Age of the Genesis Mission

• Fusion Energy Sciences: Cami Collins, Plasma Physicist and Section Head, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

• Biological and Environmental Research: Kjiersten Fagnan, Chief Informatics Officer and Data Science and Informatics Leader, Joint Genome Institute, Berkeley Lab 

• High Energy Physics: Oliver Gutsche, Senior Scientist, Scientific Computing, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

• Computer Science: Neeraj Kumar, Chief Data Scientist in the Advanced Computing, Mathematics, and Data Division at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

• Nuclear Physics: Todd Satogata, Senior Staff Scientist, Jefferson Lab

• Basic Energy Sciences: Kevin Yager, Interim Director, AI-Accelerated Nanoscience, Center for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Moderator: Andreas Kronfeld, Theoretical Physicist at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and chair of the American Science Cloud Science Council

11:30am-12pm Architecting the Future of the Intelligent Network

• Inder Monga, Executive Director, ESnet

• Chin Guok, Chief Technology Officer, ESnet

12-1pm Lunch 

1-1:30pm ModCon/AmSC Interconnections: How Do We Merge Science Tools and the Platform?

• Court Corley, Chief Scientist for Artificial Intelligence, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

1:30-2:30pm ESnet7 Innovation Lightning Talks

• Eli Dart, Science Engagement Engineer

• Bruce Mah, High Touch team lead

• Dale Carder, Services Lead, Network Engineering

• Edward Balas, Measurement & Analysis Group Lead

• Xi Yang, Pilots & Prototypes Group Lead

• Andrew Wiedlea, Science Engagement Group Lead (Acting) and Advanced Wireless team lead 

• Inder Monga, Lead P.I. QUANT-NET 

2:30-3pm Afternoon Break

3-3:30pm Vera C. Rubin Observatory: Opening the Data Challenge of the Universe to the World

• Adam Bolton, Astrophysicist and Data Scientist, Senior Staff Scientist, SLAC, and US Data Facility Lead, Vera C. Rubin Observatory

3:30-4pm AI at the Edge for Fusion and Scientific Automation

• Shantenu Jha, Computational Sciences Department Head, PPPL

4-4:30pm NNSA and Genesis AI Collaboration: New ways to Think Across boundaries

• Earl Lawrence, Chief Scientist for the National Security AI Office, Los Alamos National Laboratory

4:30-5pm The Revolutionary Transition of Supercomputing: The Japanese AI4S Efforts in Collaboration with the US Genesis Mission

• Satoshi Matsuoka, Director, RIKEN Center for Computational Science

5-5:30pm AmSC Accomplishments and Plan for Day 2 

• Gina Tourassi, Associate Laboratory Director, Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate, ORNL and AmSC Project Lead

• Inder Monga, Executive Director, ESnet , and AmSC Project Deputy

• Arjun Shankar, Division Director for the National Center for Computational Science, ORNL, AmSC Project Deputy

5:30-6pm Break

6-8pm Working Dinner

• Quantum Computing across Genesis: Government, Academia and Industry Christopher Monroe, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, IonQ Inc., and Gilhuly Family Presidential Distinguished Professor of ECE and Physics, Duke University

8am Check In / AM Refreshments

8:15am Welcome: Gina Tourassi, Associate Laboratory Director of the Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate, ORNL

8:30am Genesis and AmSC: From Infrastructure to Discovery (Brief updates and audience Q&A)

• Hal Finkel, Associate Director for ASCR

9am Break

9:15am Plenary Demo | Demo I: Stellar-AI, Fusion Digital Twin

• Shantenu Jha, Computational Sciences Department Head, PPPL

9:30am Plenary Demo | Demo J: Multi-Agent Workflow for Both Nuclear Plant-level and Reactor Component Design 

• Brandon Biggs, High Performance Computing Systems Administrator, INL

9:45am Plenary Demo | Demo M: Fermi Data Platform: Uploading, Curating, and Accessing Datasets

• Oliver Gutsche, Senior Scientist, Scientific Computing, FNAL

10am Morning Break

10:30am Panel: AI-driven Science Workflows

• Thomas Uram, Team Lead, Data Services and Workflows, Argonne Leadership Computing Facility

• Kjiersten Fagnan, Chief Informatics Officer and Data Science and Informatics Leader, Joint Genome Institute, Berkeley Lab 

• Mark Kostuk, Group Lead, Advanced Computing, DIII-D, General Atomics

• Alex Hexemer, Group Lead, Photon Science Computing, Advanced Light Source, Berkeley Lab

• Salman Habib, Director of Computational Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory

11am Plenary Demos | Demos A-D — Introduction 

• Adolfy Hoisie, Department Chair, CDS, Project PI, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Demo A+D: AI-driven Real-Time Structure Identification from X-ray Spectroscopy

• Deyu Lu, Scientist, Center for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Demo B: AI-Driven Real-Time Nuclear & Particle Physics 

• Yihui (Ray) Ren, Group Lead, CDS, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Demo C: Federated Orchestration of Heterogeneous Workflows 

• Alexei Klimentov, Scientific Computing and Data Facilities Director, CDS, Brookhaven National Laboratory

12pm Lunch

1pm Break | Demo Observation Time / Meetings

1:45pm         Plenary Demo | Demo E1: AI-Assisted Algorithm Development and Tuning

Plenary Demo | Demo E2: Agentic Workflows for QCD

Plenary Demo | Demo E3: AI-Powered QCD Global Analysis

• Robert Edwards/JLAB, Michael Wagman/FNAL

2:30pm Afternoon Break

3pm Panel: Data Streaming to HPC

• Yatish Kumar, EJFAT project lead, ESnet

• Eli Dart, Science Engagement engineer, ESnet

• Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Executive Director & Head of Products, Globus, University of Chicago

• Mike Brim, Senior R&D Staff Member, Technology Integration Group, National Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS), ORNL

3:45pm Plenary Demos H1-H3, Intro: The SLAC/S3DF Infrastructure Partner

• Jay Srinivasan,  Division Director, Scientific Computing Systems, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

Plenary Demo |  Demo H1: Automated LCLS Run Processing Across S3DF and NERSC via the IRI Interface

• Amith Murthy, Senior Software Developer, and Sam Welborn, Big Data Architect, SLAC

Plenary Demo | Demo H2: Scalable, Automated AmSC Catalog Registration through Tiled

• Sam Welborn, Big Data Architect, SLAC

Plenary Demo | Demo H3: SLAC S3AI — A Sandbox for Streaming Inference and Control

• Ryan Coffee, Senior Scientist, SLAC

Plenary Conclusion: Jay Srinivasan

4:30pm Questions for Day 1 IP Teams

• Moderator: David Martin, Science Engagement, ESnet

5pm Day Two Closeout

• Gina Tourassi, Associate Laboratory Director, Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate, ORNL and AmSC Project Lead

8am Check In / AM Refreshments

8:30am Day 3 Welcome: Gina Tourassi, Associate Laboratory Director of the Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate, ORNL, and AmSC Project Lead

8:45am Plenary Demos F1-F5 Introduction: AmSC Scientific User Facilities Infrastructure Partnership (SUF IP) Project

• Paolo Calafiura, Data & Computational Scientist, Scientific Data, LBNL

Plenary Demo | Demo F1 Agentic Accelerator Controls

• Remi Lehe, Research Scientist and Physicist, Advanced Modeling Program, Accelerator Technology & Applied Physics Division, LBNL 

Plenary Demo | Demo F2: Cross-Facility Data Ingestion and AI Workflows for Nuclear Physics

• David Lawrence, Scientific Software Scientist, JLAB

Plenary Demo | Demo  F3: Inference as a Service for HEP and NP Data Analysis

• Xiangyang Ju, Computing Systems Engineer, SciFata, LBNL

• Meghna Bhattacharya, Applications Physicist, FNAL

Plenary Demo | Demo F4: AI-Enabled Science at the Light and Neutron Sources with the American Science Cloud

• Nicholas Schwarz, Principal Computer Scientist, ANL

Plenary Demo | Demo F5: OpenCosmo on AmSC

• Patrick Wells, Computational Cosmologist and Software Engineer, ANL

SUF IP Conclusion

• Nicholas Schwarz, Principal Computer Scientist, ANL

10am AM Break

10:30 Panel: The High Performance Data Facility (HPDF): Powering Data Services for the American Science Cloud

• Graham Heyes, Acting HPDF Project Director, Jefferson Lab

• Ilya Baldin, Acting HPDF Technical Director, Jefferson Lab

• Ana Kupresanin, Scientific Data Division Director, Berkeley Lab, and HPDF Deputy Project Director

• Shane Canon, HPDF Deputy Technical Director

• Moderator: Chin Guok, ESnet Chief Technology Officer

11am Plenary Demo | Demo K: HERO capabilities

•  Monte Lunacek, Data Scientist, NRL

11:15am Plenary Demo | Demo G: HAIDIS: Hardware-Enabled AI Distributed Inverse Problem Solver

• Ilya Baldin, Acting HPDF Technical Director, JLAB

11:30am Plenary Demo | Demo L: EDX Platform & AmSC OpenMetadata Integration Demo

• Chad Rowan, Research Scientist, Computational Science & Engineering, NETL

• Jack Sarle, Lead Engineer for AI & Software Systems, NETL

11:45am Plenary Demo | Demo N: Interactive DIII-D Digital Twin for Experimental Science

• Sterling Smith, Software Development Group Manager, Fusion Division, General Atomics

• David Schissel, Director, Computer Systems and Science at General Atomics

12pm Lunch

1pm Panel: Cyber Security in an AI Science Era

• Carol Hawk, ESnet Program Manager, ASCR

• Michael Skwarek, Deputy Chief Information Officer and Chief Information Security Officer, ANL

• Ryan Adamson, Group Lead, HPC Security and Information Engineering Group, OLCF

• Adam Stone, CIO and IT Division Director, LBNL at Berkeley Lab

• Brian Spears, Technical Director, Genesis Mission, U.S. Department of Energy and NNSA, and Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff, LLNL

• Moderator: Adam Slagell, CSO, ESnet  

1:45pm Questions for Day 3 IP Teams

• Moderator: David Martin, Science Engagement, ESnet

2pm Confab Closeout 

• Inder Monga, Executive Director, ESnet and AmSC Project Deputy 

2:15pm Afternoon Break - END

8-9:30am

Breakout Room 2:  Roosevelt
Genesis / AmSC Architecture Discussion (closed meeting)

8:30am-10am

Breakout Room 1: Regency 

• AmSC UX Working Group Meeting: Portal Integration & User Testing (Katrina Turner, ESnet) — all are welcome!

10:30am-12pm

Breakout Room 1: Regency 

• Demo J: Multi-agent workflow for both nuclear plant-level and reactor component design (Brandon Biggs/INL)

Breakout Room 2: Roosevelt

• Demo G: HAIDIS: Hardware-enabled AI Distributed Inverse problem Solver (Ilya Baldin/JLAB)

Breakout Room 3: Potomac (Atrium Level) 

• IRI Subcommittee Meeting (John MacAuley, ESnet) —  closed session

12:30-1:45pm 

Breakout Room 3: Potomac (Atrium Level) 

• ASCR/Science Council/AmSC Management Team Meeting (closed session) 

1-2:30pm

Breakout Room 1: Regency 

• F1 Agentic Accelerator Controls (Remi Lehe/LBNL)

• F2 Cross-Facility Data Ingestion and AI Workflows for Nuclear Physics (David Lawrence/JLAB), Meifeng Lin/BNL), Armen Kasparian/JLAB), and Mohammad Atif/BNL)

• F3 Inference as a Service for HEP and NP Data Analysis (Xiangyang Ju/LBNL, Meghna Bhattacharya/FNAL)

Breakout Room 2: Roosevelt

• Demo N: Interactive DIII-D Digital Twin for Experimental Science (David Schissel/DIII-D)

2:30-3pm Afternoon Break

3-5pm

Breakout Room 1: Regency 

• F4 AI-Enabled Science at the Light and Neutron Sources with the American Science Cloud (5 subdemos & speakers): 

  • Tomography (Tim Dunn, SLAC)

  • Ptychography (Steven Henke, ANL)

  • Bragg Peak Detection (Valerio Mariani, SLAC)

  • Neutron Scattering (Sergey Yakubov, ORNL)

  • Latent Space Exploration (Daniel Allan, BNL)

• F5 OpenCosmo on AmSC (Patrick Wells/ANL)

4-5pm 

Breakout Room 2: Roosevelt

• AI Services Overview and Agentic Workflows

• Speakers: Tom Uram (ALCF), Huihuo Zheng (ALCF), John Gounley (ORNL)

5-6pm

Breakout Room 3: Potomac (Atrium Level) 

• ASCR/AmSC Management Team Meeting (closed session)

8-9am 

Breakout Room 1:  Regency Room
AmSC Architecture Office Hours

9am-4pm

Breakout 3: Potomac Room 

ESnet Site Coordinators Council (ESCC) Meeting — closed session Learn more.

10:30am-12pm

Breakout 1: Regency Room

• Demo A+D: AI-driven Real-Time Structure Identification from X-ray Spectroscopy (Deyu Lu, Sara Mason, Sairam Vatsavai, Dan Allen/BNL)

• Demo B: AI-Driven Real-Time Nuclear & Particle Physics (Ray Ren, Ai Kagawa/BNL)

• Demo C: Federated Orchestration of Heterogeneous Workflows (Alexei Klimentov, Ofer Rind, Oszkar Tarjan, Horonori Ito, Matt Cowan/BNL)

Breakout 2: Roosevelt Room

• Demo E2: Agentic workflows for Lattice QCD (Chris Kelly/BNL)

• Demo E3: AI powered QCD Global Analysis (Nobuo Sato/JLab)

12-1pm Lunch

1-3:45pm

Breakout 1: Regency Room

• CANCELED: Demo K: HERO capabilities (Monte Lunacek/NLR)

• ROOM CHANGE: EJFAT Planning collaborations & Demos (all are welcome)

Breakout 2: Roosevelt Room

1-2pm

• ADDED: AmSC Web Portal Demos 

2:15-2:45pm NEW TIME: Closing / Afternoon Break