Computational Biomolecular Research
Improving the performance and scalability of major simulation packages for more efficient usage of HPC resources
Improving the usability of existing and devising new workflows and environments with associated data integration
Competence-building among both academia and industry through extensive training programs and promotion of best practices.
The CoE consortium is dedicated to establishing the centre as a long-term support structure for the needs of academic/non-profit and industrial users (pharmaceutical, chemical and food industries); ISVs and academic code developers; national and commercial resource providers.
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List of Innovations by CoEs spotted by Innovation Radar
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How EU projects work on supercomputing applications to help contain the corona virus pandemic
This article gives an overview over the various ways in which EU projects are using supercomputing applications to tackle and support the global challenge of containing the corona virus pandemic.
Webinar: Using the BioExcel competency hub
How can you use the competency hub to find #training resources in computational biomolecular research and explore career profiles? Watch the webinar to learn how to use the new platform to your advantage.
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