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Workshop Description 1/ Introduction and motivation How much energy can a device store? How fast can it be charged? These two questions are at the heart of the research on electrochemical energy storage (EES). Two main families of devices coexist: supercapacitors which accumulate the charge at the surface of the electrodes through ion adsorption , […]
OpenIFS is an ECMWF activity that provides an portable version of the IFS forecast model for use in research and education. This user meeting brings together scientists, current and prospective users of the ECMWF OpenIFS model from universities, national meteorological services and other organisations to discuss topics on the workshop theme. The workshop will start […]
Radical changes are foreseen in all aspects of high-performance computing systems over the next decade. The end of CMOS scaling is bringing new and emerging technologies (quantum, neuromorphic, etc.) and heterogeneous accelerators (GPUs, FPGAs, TPUs, etc.). Meanwhile, HPC applications are being complemented by machine learning and extreme data, and are evolving to model problems more […]
Quantum molecular dynamics simulations are pivotal to understanding and predicting the microscopic details of molecules, and strongly rely on a combined theoretical and computational effort. One of the core actions of E-CAM has been to promote systematic developments of software, provide a repository to host and share code, and foster collaborations on adding functionalities and […]
Researchers interested in solving hyperbolic PDE systems using high order numerical schemes (in particular discontinuous Galerkin) are cordially invited to the 2nd ExaHyPE User Workshop. ExaHyPE is an open source simulation engine to solve systems of hyperbolic equation systems. Users can try out the engine while some developers are around, i.e. they start the week with […]
Machine Learning is recognised as a potentially disruptive technology, which may have a large positive impact on both the computational and data management activities associated with Earth System Models. It is organized by ECMWF and the University of Oxford and co-funded by the ESiWACE2 project.
A GPU hackathon is a 5-day coding event in which teams of developers port their applications to run on GPUs, or optimize their applications that already run on GPUs. Each team consists of three or more developers who are intimately familiar with (some part of) their application, and they work alongside two mentors with GPU […]
The Mesoscopic simulation models and High-Performance Computing ESDW (Extended Software Development Workshop) is organised by CECAM-FI (Aalto University, Finland) in collaboration with the CSC IT Center for Science and will mix three different ingredients: (1) workshop on state-of-the-art challenges in computational science and software, (2) CSC -run school, and (3) coding sessions with the aid […]
The overarching theme of this proposed E-CAM Transverse Extended Software Development Workshop (ESDW) is the design and control of molecular machines including sensors, enzymes, therapeutics, and transporters built as fusion proteins or nanocarrier-protein complexes, and in particular, the software development and interfacing that this entails. Several immuno-diagnostic companies and molecular biology experimental groups have expressed […]
The general topic of the event is computational methods to study multiphase flows. Such methods are applied in very different disciplines, such as statistical physics, materials science, applied mathematics, and engineering, with applications ranging from geophysical to micro scales. Examples include volcano eruptions, oil recovery, and the dynamics of droplets on structured surfaces (“lotus effect”). […]
The MaX Centre of Excellence is pleased to announce the opening of applications for the first major event of the year 2020, the Computational School on Electronic Excitations in Novel Materials Using the Yambo Code. The school is taking place from January 27 to January 31, 2020 at the International Center for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), Trieste. […]
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