Following from a number of successful hostings of this event at the University of Manchester, Queens University Belfast, and Zuse Institute Berlin, the steering committee has chosen to host the event this year in Rome (Italy) cementing the MRSC's role as the European event for accelerated High-Performance and Enterprise Computing (Desktop Supercomputing) using Many-Core and Reconfigurable Computing technologies.

In conjunction with the conference, Tutorials for programming accelerator technologies will be scheduled on March 22nd.

The MRSC 2010 conference addresses itself to researchers and vendors who are actively involved in the development of methods, tools & applications for heterogeneous computing platforms using many-core technologies and hardware accelerators in particular.

The conference is open for presentations from academia and industry targeting topics relevant for heterogeneous computing, including, but not limited to:

• Algorithms and programming models
• High-level programming environments, languages and tools
• Applications on hardware accelerators
• Performance modelling and prediction
• Communication in multi-accelerators platforms
• Scaling to use thousands of many-core or reconfigurable processors
• System environments and scheduling
• Architectures and system evaluation
• Standard proposals

CALL FOR PAPERS

Authors are invited to submit abstracts electronically by midnight on Friday, February the 12th 2010, in PDF format, to

The abstract submissions should be at least 2 pages and no longer than 4 pages in total. Submissions shorter or longer than these requirements may not be considered.

Each submission will be reviewed by at least three reviewers. Authors of accepted papers will be scheduled to present their work in one of the technical sessions or during the poster session. The papers/presentations and the posters will be made available online after the event on the conference web site.