HAMBURG, Germany, February 26 – We are excited to announce a comprehensive tutorial program featuring 23 in-depth sessions this year. Many of them will include hands-on learning focused on essential high performance computing technologies, AI methods, intelligent systems in scientific computing, and hybrid quantum-classical workflows.
The ISC tutorials take place on June 22 and complement the conference program by emphasizing practical skills, performance optimization, emerging software models, reproducibility, and the integration of AI and quantum technologies into scientific workflows.
As HPC evolves at the intersection of simulation, data, and intelligent systems, we believe the 2026 tutorials provide attendees with the opportunity to deepen their technical expertise and reflect on the growing convergence of HPC, AI, and quantum technologies shaping next-generation research infrastructures.
The complete list of tutorials offered is now available on the ISC website, with detailed descriptions set to be published on March 25, when registration opens.
Reduced Pricing to Support the Next Generation
To broaden participation and support the next generation of researchers and technology leaders, we are reducing tutorial pricing across all registration categories.
New tutorial rates are:
- Industry: 529 €
- Academia: 339 €
- Students: 109 €
“By lowering financial barriers, ISC aims to make advanced technical training more accessible and to support the development of the next generation of HPC, AI, and quantum computing experts. We hope that students, doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and early-career professionals will take advantage of the opportunity,” said Tanja Gruenter, Head of ISC Program Team.
ISC 2026 looks forward to welcoming participants from around the world to engage, learn, and advance their expertise at the forefront of scientific computing.
Join ISC High Performance 2026 in #ConnectingTheDots
ISC 2026 returns to the Congress Center Hamburg from June 22 – 26 for its 41st edition. Since its inception in 1986, it has been recognized as the world’s oldest and Europe’s most attended event for the HPC community, and increasingly for AI and quantum professionals interested in performance, energy efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.
Nages Sieslack
nages.sieslack@isc-group.com
