The Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP) addresses computing, networking, and software challenges for data-intensive scientific experiments.
The CHEP conference series provides a platform for experts in particle and nuclear physics computing to share experiences on handling petabytes of data. CHEP2026 will cover infrastructure, software, sustainable computing, AI/ML, and more during LHC Run 3.
Topics & Focus Areas
Data and Metadata Organization, Management, and AccessOnline and Real-time ComputingOffline Data ProcessingDistributed ComputingEvent Generation and SimulationSoftware Environment and MaintainabilityComputing Infrastructure and SustainabilityAnalysis Infrastructure, Outreach, and EducationAnalysis Software and Workflows
Official Conference Website
Visit the official website of 28th Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP 2026) for registration details, submission deadlines, and the full programme.
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