# Save the date - CIG community workshop

**URL:** <https://community.geodynamics.org/t/save-the-date-cig-community-workshop/3898>\
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**Created:** [January 29, 2025, 5:38pm UTC](https://community.geodynamics.org/t/save-the-date-cig-community-workshop/3898 "2025-01-29T17:38:08Z")\
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**WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT - SAVE THE DATE**
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## CIG - The Next Generation

Come join the geodynamics community in Breckenridge, Colorado from August 4-7, 2025 to discuss cross cutting science and discuss the next generation vision towards understanding of large and small scale Earth systems.

The CIG TNG workshop will center around the following [cross-cutting thematic topics](https://geodynamics.org/events/details/349/submit):

- Computational Geodynamics and Society
- Computational Geodynamics and Space
- Computational Geodynamics and the Machine
- Computational Geodynamics and Community
- Computational Geodynamics and Scales
- Computational Geodynamics and Hardware

We invite community input through participation in discussions and contributions of computational solid earth science, technology, infrastructure, and outreach presentations. Participants from a wide range of disciplines in the computational and geosciences are encouraged to attend and share ideas in addressing community needs as we look forward to the future of CIG. We especially seek feedback from early-career scientists in creating the vision for the next generation of CIG.

**Call for Sessions**

We welcome proposals for tutorials and breakout groups organized and hosted by our community members. Tutorials are half-day sessions held prior to the beginning of the workshop on Monday August 4. Tutorials are typically introductions to open source modeling software or topics in software development, FAIR4RS or software tools. Breakout sessions in geodynamics, computation, and/or software may be a special interest group providing opportunities for discussion and feedback or scientific session providing opportunities to explore emerging topics or to engage in a focus in depth look at current trends, bottlenecks, or other specialty topics.

Please see the [**Call for Sessions**](https://geodynamics.org/events/details/349/sessions) tab on our event website for more information on submitting your proposal.

**DEADLINE: Friday March 14, 2025**

Sign up for Announcements on our [forum](https://community.geodynamics.org/) for the latest notifications on Registration, [Housing](https://geodynamics.org/events/details/349/logistics) and [Abstract](https://geodynamics.org/events/details/349/submit) submission. We anticipate these to be available in late March.

More information can be found on the event [website](https://geodynamics.org/events/details/349).

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Organizing Committee  
Dave May, Chair, University of California, San Diego  
Katie Cooper, Vice Chair, Washington State University  
Thorsten Becker, University of Texas at Austin  
Bruce Buffet, University of California, Berkeley  
Bryant Chow, University of Alaska Fairbanks  
Peter Driscoll, Carnegie Institution for Science  
Adina Pusok, Oxford University  
D. Sarah Stamps, Virginia Tech  
Lorraine Hwang, ex officio, University of California Davis