2025 NSF CSSI/Cybertraining/SCIPE PI Meeting

DENVER, CO ยท JULY 27 (Su) to JULY 29 (Tu), 2025

Concluded

About

The 2025 National Science Foundation CSSI/Cybertraining/SCIPE Principal Investigator Meeting brings together PIs and senior personnel from multiple NSF programs: Cyberinfrastructure for Sustained Scientific Innovation (CSSI), Training-based Workforce Development for Advanced Cyberinfrastructure (CyberTraining), and Strengthening the Cyberinfrastructure Professionals Ecosystem (SCIPE).

The meeting welcomes colleagues funded by the Campus Cyberinfrastructure (CC*), other Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure (OAC) programs, and Computational Science and Data-enabled Engineering (CDS&E) (up to our capacity).


Report

The final reports for recent CSSI/CyberTraining/SCIPE PI meetings are below.

YearReport
2025A joint report is coming soon.
2024A. Patra, M. Thomas, et al.’s joint report (doi).
2023G. Fox, M. Thomas, et al.’s CyberTraining report (doi).
C. Kirkpatrick, et al.’s CSSI Report (pdf).
2020H. Shen, C. Song, et al.’s CSSI Report (NSF PAR) (pdf).
2019R. Arora, X. Li, et al.’s CSSI Report (NSF PAR) (pdf).

Some related reports are included here.

YearReport
2025Whitehouse’s AI Action Plan (pdf).
2025NAIRR Pilot Inaugural Annual Meeting Report (doi).

Program

The program is below. All times are local to the event location. All events take place at the venue. Breakfasts and lunches are included in the program. Receptions will have a variety of food items and non-alcoholic drinks available.

T. Andrew Manning has kindly created and shared a calendar file for the program. You can download it here.

TimeEventDetails
6p to 8pWelcome receptionLocation: South Convention Lobby
TimeEventDetails
8a to 8:45aRegistration, badging, breakfastLocation: Grand Ballroom I
8:45a to 9aOrientation, opening remarksSpeaker: Dr. Vivak Patel (Website)
Location: Grand Ballroom II
Slides
9a to 9:30aKeynoteSpeaker: Dr. Katie Antypas (Bio)
Title: Advancing Innovation and Discovery through an Integrated Cyberinfrastructure
Location: Grand Ballroom II
9:30a to 10aPlenarySpeaker: Dr. Rudi Eigenmann (Bio)
Title: Developing an RSE Workforce for Accelerating Computational, Data, and AI Applications (Abstract)
Location: Grand Ballroom II
Slides
10:15a to 11:45aPoster Session I, CoffeeLocation: South Convention Lobby
Assignments: Spreadsheet
11:45a to 1pLunchLocation: Grand Ballroom I
1p to 2:30pPoster Session II, CoffeeLocation: South Convention Lobby
Assignments: Spreadsheet
NSF Office HoursIn parallel with Poster Session II
2:45p to 4:15pBreakout Sessions & Write-UpsTopic: Continuity in Cybertraining
Location: Tower Courts A

Topic: Developing Industry Partnerships and Consortia for Sustainable Projects
Location: Tower Courts B

Topic: Interactions of CSSI/Cybertraining/SCIPE with NAIRR
Location: Tower Courts C

Topic: Leveraging AI in a Productive and Research-enhancing Manner
Location: Tower Courts D

Topic: Open Science and Responsible AI
Location: Windows Room

Topic: Reflections on Funding Directions
Location: Grand Ballroom II
4:30p to 6pPoster Session III and Main receptionLocation: South Convention Lobby
Assignments: Spreadsheet
TimeEventDetails
8a to 9aBreakfastLocation: Grand Ballroom I
9a to 9:30aPlenarySpeaker: Dr. Kyle Chard (Bio)
Title: Globus as a Case Study in Sustainable Research Software Development (Abstract)
Location: Grand Ballroom II
Slides
9:30a to 10:30aBreakout report-outs and discussionLocation: Grand Ballroom II
10:45a to 12:15pPoster Session IV, CoffeeLocation: South Convention Lobby
Assignments: Spreadsheet
NSF Office HoursIn parallel with Poster Session IV
12:15p to 12:30pClosing RemarksSpeaker: Dr. Neeraj Rai (Website)
Location: Grand Ballroom II
Slides
12:30p to 1:30pLunchLocation: Grand Ballroom I

Posters

Every project represented at the meeting must have a poster that is presented by a PI or senior personnel.

Poster titles and abstracts must be submitted during registration. The registration links below will take you to a form and contain instructions for submitting titles and abstracts for a variety of situations.

Posters should be no larger than 3ft (vertically) by 3ft (horizontally), and should be thin and light enough to be pierced by a tack and affixed to a cork board. Previous program attendees have kindly offered to be examples to inspire poster designs. Here is an example of a poster from a Cyberinfrastructure participant. Here is an example of a poster from a CSSI participant. Presenters should print their posters and bring them to the conference, or print them at a local vendor in time for the conference. We will not provide a list of local print vendors.

In addition to presenting a printed copy of the poster, posters must be submitted digitally. Instructions for digitally submitting and archiving posters, and sharing DOIs with us are available in this form. We recommend using Google Chrome to upload posters as other browsers seem to have difficulty with FigShare. Digital poster submissions to FigShare and completion of the linked form must be done BEFORE the meeting.

Please see this spreadsheet for the most up-to-date poster session assignments.


Venue & Hotel

The program took place at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel.

As the event has concluded, we no longer provide a hotel room booking link.


Childcare Resources

As the event has concluded, we no longer provide a list of childcare resources that we subsidize.


Registration

Per NSF requirements, one PI or senior personnel from a CSSI, CyberTraining, and SCIPE project should attend the meeting. Note, only one PI or senior personnel from a collaborative project needs to attend the meeting. A PI or senior personnel can represent multiple projects. The registration form will ask you to submit titles and abstracts for the posters that you will present. Instructions are included in the registration forms. As the event has concluded, we have removed registration links.