Hanseatic Life Science Research Infrastructure Consortium (HALRIC) has launched a new website, where you can also find information about the first call for HALRIC pilot projects. For the first call, HALRIC welcomes applications from industry, Read more…
The Call for Proposals for EuroHPC JU Regular Access Mode is continuously open, with a maximum time-to-resources-access (start-date) of 4 months after the cut-off date. The foreseen cut-off dates for 2023 are: 7 July 2023 Read more…
EU Interreg Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak (ÖKS) has approved a 3-year project grant (2023-2026) for the Hanseatic Life Science Research Infrastructure Consortium (HALRIC). This consortium of 20+ members from Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Norway includes hospitals, universities, research infrastructures, regional governments as well as life science organisations working closely Read more…
The April edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter is out! You can find it via the link below. Our next newsletter will be out in June 2023.
Recently, the DeiC Interactive HPC consortium (which consists of Aarhus University, Aalborg University and the University of Southern Denmark) posted a news about the user overload on the service. This is an issue arising from Read more…
If you are a researcher at SDU, you can now apply for HPC resources for the second half of 2023. Please submit your application on the 30th of April at the latest. Remember that you can Read more…
The eScience Center Director, Prof. Claudio Pica, has been re-appointed for the LUMI Operational Management Board. The board is responsible for overseeing day-today operations, monitoring KPIs and other metrics. Prof. Claudio Pica has been the Read more…
While there was never any doubt that DeiC Interactive HPC would be a success, the popularity of the HPC facility has taken the Interactive HPC consortium a little by surprise. The two-year old system reached Read more…
Since the DeiC HPC services started in November 2020, a consortium of universities (AU, DTU and SDU) has been working hard to finish the ambitious development of the DeiC Integration Portal. The vision of the Read more…
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…