Researchers within the field of humanities are typically not heavy users of HPC (High Performance Computing) or cloud computing. However, a book, once digitalized, is actually quite a big data set. Assistant Professor at the Read more…
Danish researchers can now apply for CPU resources at the LUMI-C through DeiC. 6 projects in total will be allocated resources, and the projects will receive 2.500.000 CPU core hours each. The rest of the Read more…
On the 1st of February, a new and improved experience for virtual machines was launched on the UCloud platform. This means that launching a virtual machine will only take a few seconds. Previously, UCloud users had Read more…
In the fall 2021, students and staff from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen were invited to join the annually recurring datasprint organized by The University Libraries at The Royal Danish Library (Det Kgl. Bibliotek). Read more…
Read the January edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter to get a summary of the news from the past couple of months. The next newsletter will be out in March 2022.
The eScience Center aims to support a large amount of research projects at SDU. Some concrete examples of research projects that have benefited from our services is presented in the section “Featured Projects” on our Read more…
In November 2020, the Danish universities coordinated by DeiC committed to working closely together to provide a joint platform to access all the DeiC national services such as the national HPC facilities. The project known Read more…
DeiC has just announced that they are ready to receive Danish projects for LUMI. This is a very positive news and will give the researchers at SDU, whose needs for HPC resources were not satisfied Read more…
The deadline for applying for the national HPC resources available to SDU researchers for the next period (January-April 2022) has been extended to 12th of December 2021. Read the instructions below for how to apply:
From the 1st of January 2022, the Danish universities and DeiC have decided to leave PRACE in order to focus on the EuroHPC initiative instead. The expectation is that the European access to HPC will Read more…