You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

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The 2025 Conference on Language Modeling (COLM) brings together leading researchers and practitioners to explore the future of language modeling and its impact across industries. This year, Kitware is contributing to the technical program with a workshop paper that addresses one of the most pressing challenges in large language model (LLM) deployment: safeguarding against social engineering (SE) attacks.

For more information about our involvement, visit our blog.

Computational Model Builder (CMB) offers tools to design task-based workflows. This webinar will demonstrate a workflow built with CMB to model objects in shallow waters using OpenFOAM. By breaking down complex workflows into manageable tasks, users can navigate them easily, avoiding the complexities of general-purpose interfaces. For those requiring advanced capabilities, the full power of ParaView and Model Builder remains accessible.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

ICCV’25, brings together leading researchers and practitioners to advance automated analysis of challenging visual data in marine and event-based environments. Kitware is proud to contribute to the technical program with accepted papers that showcase our expertise in computer vision, multi-camera imaging, and automated environmental monitoring.

• Anthony Hoogs, Ph.D. is serving as the Senior Area Chair and Workshop Co-Chair, curating sessions that highlight emerging topics and innovations in marine vision research.
• Christopher Funk, Ph.D. and Scott McCloskey, Ph.D. are serving as Area Chairs, overseeing the peer review process and helping to shape the program for the ICCV Joint Workshop on Marine Vision.

For more information about involvement at ICCV. Please visit this post.

The 8th AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society (AIES) examines how artificial intelligence can be developed and deployed responsibly, with fairness, transparency, and alignment at the core. Kitware is pleased to have a paper accepted to this conference on steerable pluralism for LLM alignment. This work represents a natural extension of Kitware’s leadership in LLMs and Generative AI.

For more information about our involvement, please check out our blog post.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

AI and data science projects depend on complex software stacks that can be difficult to manage, reproduce, and scale. In this webinar, Kitware’s experts will demonstrate how to use Spack to easily configure, build, and deploy environments for machine learning and analytics workflows.

Researchers face growing pressure to share pathology data while safeguarding patient privacy. Yet protected health information (PHI) often hides within image labels, metadata, or comments—creating compliance risks and collaboration barriers. In this webinar, Kitware experts will demonstrate how to confidently de-identify whole slide images (WSI) so you can accelerate research, simplify data sharing, and maintain full compliance.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

Each year, Supercomputing (SC) brings together the world’s leaders in high-performance computing to share groundbreaking advances in hardware, software, and scientific innovation. Kitware is proud to return as a long-time exhibitor, showcasing how interactive visual workflows are redefining what’s possible in HPC, AI, and large-scale simulation.

Our open source ecosystem, including ParaView, Catalyst, and trame, empowers scientists, engineers, and organizations to turn complex data into insight faster.

For more information about our involvement, see our blog post.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

Information about our involvement in the conference will be available closer to the event. If you would like to learn more, please send us a message.

Information about our involvement in the conference will be available closer to the event. If you would like to learn more, please send us a message.