High-performance computing (HPC) is becoming an important underpinning of many domains of research and evolves rapidly both in hardware and software. As a result, scientific computing goes beyond running self-made programs on a supercomputer. In order to utilize the available HPC infrastructure to its full potential, knowledge of different computing paradigms, including parallel computing architectures, Parallel algorithm design, advanced data structures, and parallel and distributed computing languages and platforms are required. HPC conference and symposia serve as multidisciplinary platforms where computational researchers from all disciplines in industry and academia, scientists and engineers, and vendors exchange new tools, techniques and interesting results in and for HPC computational research.