Sixteenth TUC Meeting

by Oskar van Rest, Gábor Szárnyas / on 14 Feb 2023
Location: Seattle
Event dates: 23 Jun 2023 09:00 -- 24 Jun 2023 18:00 (local timezone)

Organizers: Oskar van Rest, Alastair Green, Gábor Szárnyas

LDBC is hosting a two-day hybrid workshop, co-located with SIGMOD 2023 on June 23-24 (Friday-Saturday).

The program consists of 10- and 15-minute talks followed by a Q&A session. The talks will be recorded and made available online. If you would like to participate please register using our form.

We will have a social event on Friday at the Black Bottle gastrotavern in Belltown: 2600 1st Ave (on the corner of Vine), Seattle, WA 98121.

Program

All times are in PDT.

Friday

Location: Hyatt Regency Bellevue on Seattle’s Eastside, room Grand K, co-located with SIGMOD (900 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004-4272)

start finish speaker title
08:30 08:45 Oskar van Rest (Oracle) State of the union
08:50 09:05 Keith Hare (JCC / WG3) An update on the GQL & SQL/PGQ standards efforts
09:10 09:25 Stefan Plantikow (Neo4j / WG3) GQL - Introduction to a new query language standard
09:30 09:45 Leonid Libkin (University of Edinburgh & RelationalAI) Formalizing GQL
09:50 10:05 Semen Panenkov (JetBrains Research) Mechanizing the GQL semantics in Coq
10:10 10:25 Oskar van Rest (Oracle) SQL/PGQ in Oracle Database and PGX
10:30 11:00 coffee break
11:00 11:15 Alastair Green (JCC) LDBC’s organizational changes and fair use policies
11:20 11:35 Ioana Manolescu (INRIA) Integrating Connection Search in Graph Queries
11:40 11:55 Maciej Besta (ETH Zurich) Neural Graph Databases with Graph Neural Networks
12:00 12:10 Xuemin Lin (Shanghai Jiaotong University) To Revisit Benchmarking Graph Analytics
12:15 13:30 lunch
13:30 13:45 Yuanyuan Tian (Gray Systems Lab, Microsoft) The World of Graph Databases from An Industry Perspective
13:50 14:05 Alin Deutsch (UC San Diego & TigerGraph) TigerGraph’s Parallel Computation Model
14:10 14:25 Chen Zhang (CreateLink) Applications of a Native Distributed Graph Database in the Financial Industry
14:30 14:45 Ricky Sun (Ultipa) Designing and Implementing a Scalable Graph Database System without Sacrificing Too Much Performance
14:50 15:30 coffee break
15:30 15:45 Heng Lin (Ant Group) The LDBC SNB implementation in TuGraph
15:50 16:05 Shipeng Qi (Ant Group) FinBench: The new LDBC benchmark targeting financial scenario
16:10 17:00 panelists (various) FinBench panel
19:00 22:00 dinner Black Bottle gastrotavern in Belltown: 2600 1st Ave (on the corner of Vine), Seattle, WA 98121

Saturday

Location: Amazon Nitro South building, room 03.204 (2205 8th Ave, Seattle, WA 98121)

start finish speaker title
09:00 09:45 Brad Bebee (AWS) Customers don’t want a graph database, so why are we still here?
10:00 10:15 Muhammad Attahir Jibril (TU Ilmenau) Fast and Efficient Update Handling for Graph H2TAP
10:20 11:00 coffee break
11:00 11:15 Gabor Szarnyas (CWI) LDBC Social Network Benchmark and Graphalytics
11:20 11:30 Atanas Kiryakov and Tomas Kovachev (Ontotext) The experiences from passing SNB with a SPARQL engine and parallelizing SPB workloads at AWS
11:35 11:50 Roi Lipman (Redis Labs) Delta sparse matrices within RedisGraph
11:55 12:05 Rathijit Sen (Microsoft) Microarchitectural Analysis of Graph BI Queries on RDBMS
12:10 13:30 lunch on your own
13:30 13:45 Alastair Green (JCC) LEX
13:50 14:05 Ora Lassila (AWS) Why limit yourself to {RDF, LPG} when you can do {RDF, LPG}, too
14:10 14:25 Jan Hidders (Birkbeck, University of London) PG-Schema: a proposal for a schema language for property graphs
14:30 14:45 Max de Marzi (RageDB and Relational AI) RageDB: Building a Graph Database in Anger
14:50 15:30 coffee break
15:30 15:45 Umit Catalyurek (AWS) HPC Graph Analytics on the OneGraph Model
15:50 16:05 David J. Haglin (Trovares) How LDBC impacts Trovares
16:10 16:25 Wenyuan Yu (Alibaba Damo Academy) GraphScope Flex: A Graph Computing Stack with LEGO-Like Modularity
16:30 16:40 Scott McMillan (Carnegie Mellon University) Graph processing using GraphBLAS
16:45 16:55 Tim Mattson (Intel) Graphs (GraphBLAS) and storage (TileDB) as Sparse Linear algebra
17:00 18:00 happy hour on the Nitro South building’s 8th floor deck

TUC event locations

A map of the LDBC TUC events we hosted so far.

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