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On our SDU eScience Center website we have a video in Danish about supercomputing. We have introduced a range of new content to this website, including a Learn page that features educational material about supercomputing. Read more…
Academy for Talented Youth visiting SDU eScience Center
On May 3, the Academy for Talented Youth will visit the SDU eScience Center. Program 16.30 – 16.45 Introduction: Claudio Pica, Director eScience Center 16.45 – 17.30 Presentation and tour of ABACUS 2.0: Erik B. Read more…
Here is the perfect spot for a birds’ inner compass
Migratory birds use a magnetic compass in their eye for navigation. Its basic sensory mechanisms have long remained elusive, but now researchers reveal exactly where in the eye, the birds’ control center for navigation is Read more…
How does it look when Earth is bombarded with dark matter?
Check out here how the supercomputer ABACUS 2.0 was used to run a simulation program called DaMaSCUS that can simulate the collision of dark matter particles with the Earth.
Photogrammetry workshop used ABACUS 2.0.
In early October, Lars Kjær, Information Specialist at the Copenhagen University Library (KUB), called for a seminar with special focus on digital photogrammetry and supercomputing. Photogrammetry is the learning of measuring in photographs. From such Read more…
PRACE Outreach to Universities
The Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE) Outreach to Universities programme is the one-stop shop for the latest student-centric information, educational opportunities and more. The activities are especially designed to encourage advanced HPC, Computational Read more…
ABACUS 2.0 for teaching (video)
ABACUS 2.0 is also available for educational purposes. Access for educational purposes is granted via Test Projects. Users are billed according to how many hours they are allocated on the HPC facility. In this video, Read more…
SDU eScience Center and CP3 joint seminar on December 5, 2017
HPC in bioinformatics and precision medicine In theoretical particle physics, we have been using high-performance computing (HPC) for three decades to make scientific progress. Recent advances in next-generation sequencing, as well as the corresponding bioinformatics Read more…
