We're recruiting another round of Reproducibility Ambassadors. PhD students who package experiments on Chameleon and Trovi can receive up to $1,000 in travel assistance to attend a conference of their choosing and organize a small event on reproducibility there. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and funds are limited.
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Submissions open for SC26 Rusty Lusk Travel Scholarship applications
Travel support for graduate students to attend SC26
ACM SIGHPC is accepting applications for the Ewing "Rusty" Lusk Travel Scholarship for SC26. It provides full conference registration plus up to $1,600 in travel reimbursement to help graduate students without institutional funding attend the conference. Applications are due 30 September, 11:59 PM AoE.
Join the Chameleon Team: Fall 2026 REU Openings
Two undergraduate research positions this fall
We're looking for two undergraduate researchers to join the Chameleon team this fall, funded by NSF's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. One position works on Trovi and artifact reproducibility, the other on automated verification of testbed hardware. Roughly 10 hours a week, and remote applicants are welcome.
Chameleon Tutorial at PACT 2026
Join the Chameleon team in person at PACT 2026 in Chicago on October 19th for a hands-on tutorial covering the full experimental lifecycle on Chameleon—from resource discovery and hardware allocation to packaging reproducible artifacts on Trovi.
Announcing VLDB 2026 Bird-of-Feather (BoF) Session on Reproducibility
Package and Reproduce Your Experiments with Us at VLDB '26
Join the REPETO project's BoF session at VLDB '26 on September 3 to learn how to package and reproduce database research experiments on Chameleon and Trovi.
Announcing OSDI 2026 Bird-of-Feather (BoF) Session on Reproducibility
Package and Reproduce Your Experiments with Us at OSDI '26
Join the REPETO project's BoF session at OSDI '26 on July 13 to learn how to package and reproduce systems experiments on Chameleon and Trovi.
Redesigned Chameleon Resource Discovery in Preview Now
Resource discovery on Chameleon now supporting availability-aware browsing and more!
Chameleon's redesigned resource discovery service is now in preview, offering availability-aware browsing across all CHI sites. Find free bare metal nodes in real time, generate ready-to-run reservation commands, and get conflict detection — all in one unified interface.
Congratulations to Chameleon Users on Back-to-Back SC Best Reproducibility Advancement Awards!
RAPTOR wins the SC25 award — the second consecutive year a Chameleon user has taken home this honor
The RAPTOR team from Argonne National Laboratory and collaborating institutions wins the SC25 Best Reproducibility Advancement Award, using Chameleon Cloud to make their artifact fully reproducible. This marks the second consecutive year a Chameleon user has taken home this honor.
Announcing NSDI 2026 Bird-of-Feather (BoF) Session on Reproducibility
Our Reproducibility Ambassador Is Heading to NSDI ’26 — Here’s What to Expect
A PhD student selected through the Reproducibility Ambassador program funded by the NSF REPETO project is heading to NSDI '26 to share how researchers can package and reproduce their experiments using Chameleon and Trovi. Join the BoF sessions on May 4th and May 5th to see it in action.
Baremetal H100 nodes on Chameleon
We are excited to announce that Chameleon now has two baremetal H100 nodes at CHI@TACC! Last year, we announced H100 GPUs with virtual machines at KVM@TACC, but now we have this same hardware configured for baremetal on CHI@TACC, letting you run H100 experiments without going through a virtualization layer.