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Special Session: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Multi-Scale Computing Systems

Sustainability and Ethicality are Peripheral to Students’ Software Design

Sensitivity to user mischaracterizations in electric vehicle charging

Learning Physics-Consistent Particle Interactions

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The Case for Performance Interfaces for Hardware Accelerators

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Remote wide angle view broad wavelength viewing system compatible with D-T operations in JET

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