Topic: AI tools to save time+energy Date:18.01.2024 Time: 11-12 (CET) Participant: Ana Proykova talks about Assisted and Generative creation – from the first chair designed using AI (2019) to 2023 models of PlyGear.
EUMaster4HPC trains students on cutting-edge knowledge in HPC and HPC-related technologies taught by the best European specialists in HPC education. A sustainable network of different stakeholder involving universities, research centres, supercomputing centres (SCCs), private organisations, industry experts, centres of excellences (CoEs) and HPC-related entities. Eligible students* will be awarded a scholarship from the EUMaster4HPC program to support expenses inherent to the programme (travel and accommodation). The open call for applications Jan 8, 2024 to 31 March, 2024, 01pm
The European Master Program in HPC funded by the EuroHPC JU via Horizon 2020, namely EUMaster4HPC, promotes equal opportunities between men and women in its implementation. Ralitsa applied Monte Carlo method for simulating the proton transport in defective graphene while she was working in the HPC lab team. Currently she is looking forward to new challenges in her career being open to learning new things. More in her interview here.
On the 5th of December a group of students at the faculty of geosciences, Sofia University will visit the HPC laboratory- partner in the EuroCC2 NCC Bulgaria to learn more about HPC/HPDA technologies used in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). They will join the forthcoming events organized by the EuroCC2 BG.
Екипът на Лабораторията по Високопроизводителни изчисления е щастлив от изключителния математичеки резултат, получен от доц. Радослава Христова и Иван Христов, които използват изчислителния клъстер НЕСТУМ в нашата лаборатория. Развълнувани сме от изразената към нас благодарност:Екипът на лабораторията HPCMathematicians find 12,000 solutions for fiendish three-body problem | New ScientistSolutions to the three-body problem are of interest to astronomers, as they can describe how any three celestial objects– be they stars, planets or moons – can maintain a stable orbit.But it remains to be seen how stable the new solutions are when the tiny influences of additional, distant bodies and other real-world noise are taken into account.
