The second pilot phase of the European supercomputer, LUMI, using the system’s GPU capacity, is complete. The system’s performance has been verified with accepted benchmarks and, therefore, LUMI is officially ready to serve Danish scientists Read more…
Free workshop on git, testing, documentation, and more – targeted towards researchers and scientists. Audience Do you identify with any of these below, then this course is for you: You write scripts to process data. Read more…
The February edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter is out! You can find it via the link below. Our next newsletter will be out in April 2023.
On the 26th and 31st of January, the annual eScience Center User Forum took place. Here, we received useful feedback on our services and the SDU users had a chance to ask the user support Read more…
The SDU eScience Center is expanding its research support team/SDU Front Office this month. Dr. Igor Gula has joined us from the 1st of February. Igor has a B.Sc. & M.Sc. in applied mathematics & informatics and Read more…
LUMI is organising a one day online course on the 28th of March 2023. The course serves as a short introduction to the LUMI architecture and setup. It will include lessons about the hardware architecture, Read more…
14-17th of February 2023 This four day online course serves as a general comprehensive introduction to the LUMI architecture and programming environment. It will include lessons about compiling and using software, programming models (HIP and Read more…
With this call DeiC invites applications from scientific staff and PhD students at the eight Danish universities for allocation of compute resources on the national HPC facilities, including the Danish part of the LUMI supercomputer. Read more…
The December edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter is out! You can find it via the link below. Our next newsletter will be out in February 2023.
This article was originally published on the Interactive HPC website. Though supercomputers form the key basis of his research, UCloud has been a valuable, complementary tool for Tobias and his colleagues and will most likely Read more…