The Euro-Par steering committee selects the future conference sites, oversees the planning of the yearly conferences and maintains the continuity of the series. Since we can now draw from a wide range of experience in running Euro-Par, the rules of membership of Europeans on the steering committee have been changed in 2006 and are as follows:

• When a bid for organizing the conference is granted, one central member of the organization team is made an observer of the steering committee.
• In the following year, when the conference is being held, this person becomes a full member of the steering committee.
• Members remain on the steering committee until they hand in their resignation or do not attend two consecutive committee meetings.

Honorary members are appointed for life by the steering committee.

• Luc Bougé (SC Chair) (ENS Rennes, France)
• Fernando Silva (SC Vice-Chair) (University of Porto, Portugal)
• Dora Blanco Heras (Workshops Chair) (CiTIUS, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain)
• Marco Aldinucci (University of Turin, Italy)
• Emmanuel Jeannot (Inria, Bordeaux, France)
• Christos Kaklamanis (Computer Technology Institute, Patras, Greece)
• Paul Kelly  (Imperial College, London, United Kingdom)
• Thomas Ludwig (University of Hamburg, Germany)
• Tomàs Margalef (University Autonoma of Barcelona, Spain)
• Wolfgang Nagel (Dresden University of Technology, Germany)
• Francisco Fernández Rivera (CiTIUS, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain)
• Krzysztof Rzadca (University of Warsaw, Poland)
• Rizos Sakellariou  (University of Manchester, United Kingdom)
• Henk Sips  (Finance chair) (Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands)
• Leonel Sousa (University of Lisbon, Portugal)
• Domenico Talia (University of Calabria, Italy)
• Massimo Torquati (Artifacts Chair) (University of Pisa, Italy)
• Phil Trinder (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom)
• Denis Trystram (Grenoble Institute of Technology, France)
• Felix Wolf (Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany)
• Ramin Yahyapour (GWDG, Göttingen, Germany)

The Euro-Par advisory board is an international gremium of professionals interested in fostering parallel computing, which serves as a representation of the Euro-Par community and a source of ideas for the development of the Euro-Par conference series. 

Non-Europeans may be members of the advisory board.

There are two ways to get onto the Euro-Par advisory board:

1. If you have served on a Euro-Par programme committee, your are put on the board automatically.
2. You can be nominated for membership by a member of the advisory board.

Please contact the Chair of the steering committee if you would like to terminate your membership of the Euro-Par advisory board.