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Newsletter #11 - July 2021
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2. News from the Centres of Excellence
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3. Introducing the CoE Flagship Codes
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4. Trainings, Webinars, Workshops & Events
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1. Introduction
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Dear Reader,
In this issue, we are proud to present you CoEC - the Center of Excellence in Combustion. CoEC is focused on the development of simulation methodologies for Exascale computing to assist on the transition towards net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in the power generation and transportation sectors. CoEC researchers are applying high-order methods, dynamic adaptive chemistry, advanced spray and particle models to better understand the requirements of the next generation combustion systems to operate with sustainable fuels and hydrogen.
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I hope you enjoy reading this issue!
Daniel Mira
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Project Coordinator of CoEC
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Barcelona Supercomputing Center
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2. News from the Centres of Excellence
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ChEESE teaches module on Urgent Computing for Natural Disasters to ASEAN participants >> Read More
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ChEESE Pilot on Physics-Based Tsunami-Earthquake Interaction: Paper on 3D Acoustic-Elastic Coupling with Gravity Accepted for SC21 Conference >> Read more
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ChEESE Equality Committee actions presented to partners >> Read more
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EoCoE Consortium meeting, video recordings available >> Learn more
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Success story: Accelerating engineering codes using reconfigurable architectures >> Read More
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Success Story: Enabling High Performance Computing for Industry through a Data Exchange & Workflow Portal >> Read More
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Success Story: Bringing industrial end-users to Exascale computing: An industrial level combustion design tool on 128k cores >> Read More
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Funding opportunity: Submit your proposal to the second FF4EuroHPC open call to benefit from the use of advanced HPC services >> Read More
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Summary from HiDALGO Plenary Meeting (May 31st to June 2nd) >> Read More
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First-principles simulations of materials with SIESTA CECAM school (28th June - 2nd July 2021) >> Watch on YouTube
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Pilot workflow for personalised COVID-19 modeling >> Read More
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POP Collaboration with PerMedCoE achieves a 1.45x Speedup in PhysiCell, one of PerMedCoE Core Applications >> Read More
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The virtual Summer school of the IEEE GRSS HDCRS working group on High-Performance and Disruptive Computing in Remote Sensing >> Read More
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Towards an open-source platform for high-performance QMC simulations. TREX first 8 months achievements >> Read More
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3. Introducing the CoE Flagship Codes
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COBRA (Constraint-Based Reconstruction and Analysis) is an ever-evolving computational framework used to reconstruct and analyse models of cell metabolism at genome-scale. At the technical level, the framework relies on the introduction of the linear constraints such as mass conservation and thermodynamics to define the so-called flux space (set of reaction fluxes that are biologically feasible). The flux space associated to a metabolic model can be explored using different approaches, such as optimisation methods (e.g. linear programming) or sampling techniques (Monte Carlo methods), to identify biologically relevant solutions (i.e. phenotypes).
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The multi-physics code m-AIA (formerly called ZFS) is under active development since more than 15 years at the Institute of Aerodynamics (AIA) of RWTH Aachen University. It has been used successfully in various national and EU funded projects for the simulation of engineering flow and noise prediction problems. Individual solvers for multi-phase and turbulent, combusting flows, heat conduction and acoustic wave propagation can be fully coupled and run efficiently on HPC systems. The various methods include finite-volume solvers for, e.g., the Navier-Stokes equations, lattice Boltzmann methods and discontinuous Galerking schemes for the solution of acoustic perturbation equations. Boundary fitted, block structures meshes as well as hierarchical Cartesian meshes can be used. A fully conservative cut-cell method is used for the boundary formulation for immersed bodies, which are also allowed to move freely in the solution domain.
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Want to know more about the CoEs flagship codes, tools and software packages?
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4. Trainings, Webinars, Workshops & Events
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Check out the trainings, webinars, workshops & events below, and visit the CoE Event Calendar for all future events.
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30 August - 3 September, 2021:
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This newsletter is part of the project Focus CoE. Focus CoE has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the grant agreement Nº 823964.
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Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum Stuttgart (HLRS) | Nobelstraße 19
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70569 Stuttgart | Germany
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