I occasionally land in the news for stuff I've done. I'll try and post the articles here. You'll notice that many articles are links to internet archive, this is not because the content has been taken down, it is to ensure that the link will work in perpertuity. If you see an article that's not below please send it to me.

• Arya and I wrote a blogpost, this one I wrote when I was in Italy, which meant many late nights. Leveraging Elastic Fabric Adapter to run HPC and ML Workloads on AWS Batch
• I wrote a blogpost! Scale HPC Workloads with Elastic Fabric Adapter and AWS ParallelCluster
• BU wrote an article about me! I've spent a very productive and happy four years at BU and I'm flattered to be chosen as the student spotlight https://www.bu.edu/cs/2017/04/03/sean-smith/
• CfnCluster 1.3 Release. Over the summer I worked on CfnCluster, a project that anyone to easily create on demand HPC clusters. I was most heavily involved with the 1.3 release. I added start, stop functionailty and contributed extensively to the documentation. I added cannonical commands page.
• Boston University Crowdfunding, we successfully raised the required money to travel to ISC 2016 in Frankfurt, Germany! Thanks to all our sponsors for making the trip possible. Next step Germany.
• BU Students return from ASC 2016 Competition in Wuhan, China. I was part of the BUHPC team that travelled to China to compete in this competition.
• Completed Bay Testing in San Francisco Bay This is the update we posted after winter testing on Sea Rover.
• BU Hackathon Draws 500 I helped organize the hackathon. One of my responsiblilities was media outreach so that's why you see so many quotes from yours truly.
• BU CS Students Work to create something Awesome at Boston Hacks. Another BostonHAcks news post.

• I'm part of BUHPC which competes in international Super Computing Competitions. This video was part of our application to ASC 2016 which we got into! No thanks to my acting :)

• BUILDS team places third at NSEC I was part of the team that placed 3rd at NSEC in 2015. That's me on the very left.