EuroTUG 2022

26 August 2022

This year's edition of the European community workshop for users and developers of the Trilinos project will be organized by Dr. Matthias Mayr (IMCS) and Dr. Alexander Heinlein (TU Delft).

The 2022 European Trilinos User Group (EuroTUG2022) meeting will take place online on 12-14 September 2022. For details about the meeting and registration, please visit https://eurotug.github.io/.

The EuroTUG 2022 welcomes participants on all levels of expertise who are interested to

  • learn about recent developments in Trilinos,
  • report on their use cases and experiences with Trilinos,
  • interact with the Trilinos leadership and core developers,
  • form a European network of Trilinos users and developers.

 

The meeting program will encompass

  • an introduction and first steps in Trilinos,
  • talks by active Trilinos developers to spread the word about recent developments and trends,
  • presentations by active Trilinos users to showcase various application scenarios of Trilinos,
  • group discussions on relevant topics.

 

Despite the meeting being purely virtual to also enable participation by Trilinos developers and leadership from Sandia National Laboratories, we are looking forward to a vibrant exchange of the Trilinos community. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us directly at eurotug2022@unibw.de.

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