Intel® Academic Program for oneAPI
Improving the future starts with education. The Intel® Academic Program for oneAPI teams up with key pillars of the educational ecosystem including students, instructors, educators, and researchers to drive innovation and provide necessary skills for the accelerated computing world of tomorrow.
oneAPI Centers of Excellence
Intel collaborates with universities and labs to deliver open source codes enabled on oneAPI. These centers have the opportunity to influence the industry direction and expand oneAPI products and specifications.
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Educator Program
Supporting professors worldwide by delivering educational turnkey content, offering speaking opportunities as well as facilitating connections through Intel’s academic network.
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Intel® Student Ambassador for oneAPI
This program identifies and supports undergraduate and graduate students who are passionate about working with developer communities to foster learning, sharing, and collaboration.
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Community Impact
Aleksandar Ilic
"Using oneAPI tools and DPC++ for targeting GPUs, we have obtained speedups of over 7x relatively to highly optimized CPU code in our bioinformatics application for early disease detection."
Universidade de Lisboa
István Z. Reguly
"oneAPI enabled us to experiment with a wide range of optimizations, targeting various hardware architectures in a single programming environment."
Pázmány Péter Catholic University
David Hardy
"Porting a large application such as NAMD from CUDA* to DPC++ is a daunting task. The Intel® DPC++ Compatibility Tool reduces much of the manual work by automatically converting calls to the CUDA API to corresponding DPC++ functionalities. This allows the programmer to focus on ensuring the correctness of the application, with minimal effort in manually writing DPC++ code."
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Danial Chitnis
"We have been using oneAPI to accelerate the development of integrated circuits that are integral to our everyday lives."
University of Edinburgh
Program Highlights
Worldwide Excellence
Explore the world’s most prestigious universities and organizations that are now part of the oneAPI academic community and centers of excellence.
Readying the Next Generation of HPC Developers
Intel's new oneAPI Center of Excellence at Technion is helping train the next generation of high-performance computing researchers and developers through a new course curriculum and project opportunities.
oneAPI in the Classroom
oneAPI is important enough to become an explicit learning objective for educators. That is the premise that Professors George Thiruvathukal and Konstantin Läufer from Loyola University Chicago undertake at SuperComputing 2022 (SC22). See their presentation and read their paper on their planned oneAPI based curriculum.
Six New oneAPI Centers of Excellence Announced
During his keynote at Intel® Innovation, Greg Lavender revealed six more education and research institutions that have formed oneAPI Centers of Excellence, bringing the total to 28 locations worldwide.
Student Developers for oneAPI
Check out projects from university students on Intel® DevMesh.
Soda Announced Intel's oneAPI Center of Excellence
The team will develop hardware-optimized performance boosters for the machine learning library scikit-learn* with oneAPI.
Meet Intel® Student Ambassadors for oneAPI
Get to know these passionate student developers who are inspiring the next generation of software developers.
New oneAPI Centers of Excellence
Welcome University of Bristol and the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC) as Intel's latest oneAPI Centers of Excellence.
Technical University of Darmstadt Establishes oneAPI Center of Excellence
The center’s objective is to accelerate data parallel computing and simulation software used in medical and pharmaceutical research powered by oneAPI open cross-architecture programming.
Center of Excellence Showcase at Intel Vision
Watch the keynote session by Rick Stevens from Argonne Labs on how oneAPI powered one of the world’s largest supercomputers, Aurora.