On May 10th, the SDU eScience Center was visited by colleagues from Aarhus University and Aalborg University for a Back Office workshop in the DeiC Interactive HPC consortium. The DeiC Interactive HPC Back Office collaborates Read more…
Five new sites have been selected to host and operate the next generation of EuroHPC supercomputers. This new generation will include the first European exascale supercomputer; supercomputers capable of performing more than billion billion calculations Read more…
On the 13th of June 2022, the LUMI (Large Unified Modern Infrastructure) inauguration ceremony took place. The event was divided into two sections: a pre-inauguration seminar with keynote addresses and panel discussions and the inauguration Read more…
Image: Fade Creative. At the ISC22 conference in Hamburg on the 30th of May 2022, the latest Top500 list of the world’s fastest supercomputers was released. LUMI was ranked 3rd, making it the fastest supercomputer in Europe! SDU Read more…
We are currently looking for computational scientists / research software engineers. The right candidates would become part of our research support team/SDU Front Office, which currently consists of three employees with long expertise in scientific Read more…
If you are a researcher at SDU, you can now apply for the national HPC resources available to SDU for the rest of 2022. Please submit your application on the 15th of June at the latest. Read more…
Supercomputers are vital tools needed to meet Europe’s climate, energy and transport goals. They are also essential for national security, defence and sovereignty. In collaboration with the Publications Office of the European Union and CORDIS EU Research Results, the Read more…
On the DeiC Interactive HPC website, you can read an interview with Ph.d. student at the Department of Global Studies (Aarhus University), Phillip Stenmann Baun. Phillip Stenmann Baun shares his experiences with combining digital methods Read more…
On Saturday the 23rd of April, the annual Forskningens Døgn (Festival of Research) took place at SDU. This year, more than 2500 people visited SDU, excited to learn more about the research conducted at the Read more…
At the end of 2021, two datasprints focusing on the value of open political data and digital competencies were organised in Aarhus (November 18th-19th) and Copenhagen (December 2nd and 3rd). The datasets for the datasprints Read more…