What is GOOD 2026?
GOOD 2026 is the global community conference of users and developers of Open OnDemand. March 9-12, GOOD is a 4-day in-person event where attendees will have the opportunity to attend live keynote sessions and talks, tutorials, and get to know fellow members of the Open OnDemand Community.
Schedule
March 9 - Contributor Jam
March 10 a.m. - Tutorials
March 10-12 - Main Conference
Open OnDemand is a web-based platform that provides easy remote access to supercomputing resources, enabling users to run advanced computing tasks from any device with a browser. Developed by the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC), it eliminates the need for client software installation, allowing students, researchers, and industry professionals to compute from anywhere. Open OnDemand is designed to simplify supercomputer access with a user-friendly interface, offering powerful virtual computing labs across various disciplines.
GOOD 2026 Accessibility and Accommodation
The Global Open OnDemand Conference values disability and supports accessibility. The Global Open OnDemand Conference welcomes individuals with disabilities and encourages conference participants to request reasonable accommodations. If you would like to request event accommodations or have questions regarding accessibility for the Global Open OnDemand Conference, please contact info@good.openondemand.org.
Requests for Sign Language interpreters and/or CART providers should be made at least two weeks in advance, if possible. Please note that the conference will make every effort to secure services, but that services are subject to availability.
2026 Organizing Committee Members
Conference Co-Chairs
Alan Chalker, Ohio Supercomputer Center
Julie Ma, Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center
Welcoming Committee Chairs
Sarah Duncan, Harvard IQSS
Huston Rogers, Mississippi State University
Dori Sajdak, University at Buffalo
Amanda Black, JAX
Jaime Cleek, University of Dartmouth
Communications & Outreach Chairs
Jason Simms, Swarthmore College
Sean Anderson, Wake Forest University
Forough Ghahramani, NJ Edge
Activities Chairs
Martin Cuma, University of Utah
Emily Moffat Sadeghi, Ohio Supercomputer Center
Thangaraj Subramani, Gilead Science
Contributor Jam Chairs
Travis Ravert, Ohio Supercomputer Center
Braeden Singleton, Ohio Supercomputer Center
Program Chairs
Brandon Biggs, Idaho National Laboratory
Ayush Chaturvedi, Washington University in St Louis
David Carlson, Stony Brook University
Program Committee Members
Martin Cuma, University of Utah
Len Wisniewski, Harvard IQSS
Jaime Cleek, Dartmouth College
Em Dragowsky, CWRU
Evan Felix, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Tom Furlani, University at Buffalo
Ping Luo, Yale University
Jason Simms, Swarthmore College
Emily Moffat Sadeghi, Ohio Supercomputer Center
Tom Krobatsch, National Institute of Computational Sciences
Mahmoud Junior Suleman, University of Cincinnati
Sarah Duncan, Harvard IQSS
Arsalan Akhter, Northeastern University
Sean Anderson, Wake Forest University
Thangaraj Subramani, Gilead Science