This is an interview with Sebastian Risi (sebastianrisi.com) from Robotics, Evolution and Art Lab (REAL; real.itu.dk) at IT University of Copenhagen. Sebastian Risi and his research group are combining insights from robotics, artificial intelligence and Read more…
DeIC has launched a series of podcasts on how Danish researchers use supercomputers. Supercomputing in Denmark is the title of a series of podcasts from DeIC eScience competence center. Each podcast is about supercomputers and how Danish Read more…
The Abacus 2.0 supercomputer helps discover a previously unknown infection route used by the bacteria that cause the shigellosis, an intestinal infectious disease characterized by bloody diarrhea. The bacteria that cause the shigella intestinal disease use a toxin Read more…
An EU report has investigated the significance of supercomputers for the competitiveness of companies. And the authors of the report are in no doubt: If a company wants to get ahead of its competitors, it Read more…
CSC Summer School in High Performance Computing 2017, June 27 – July 5 Registration for the 8th CSC Summer School in HPC is now open! Nine days of coding, sport activities and good company right Read more…
If there were no computers, this task would have required 10 billion years of a mathematician’s waking time. Luckily, however, there is a supercomputer at SDU and the task is therefore solved. The results have Read more…
Date: Monday November 7, 2016 – 9:00 to 16:00 Place: DTU, Lyngby – Main building 101, meeting room 1 Organisers: DeIC eScience Competence Center, DTU, SDU and State and University Library See the agenda and Read more…
All human organisms are attacked by free radicals – they destroy our cells, and over time they contribute to us ageing. Now, researchers have found out how a particularly dangerous type of free radicals is Read more…
In this newsletter: Request access to Abacus 2.0 for the period November 2016 – February 2017 Did you notice? We have a new website! https://abacus.deic.dk/ Call of interest for National eScience Pilot Projects is still Read more…
