We cordially invite ALL departments at the Universities of the Armed Forces to apply with HPC-relevantresearch proposals. In addition to outlines of individual research interests, there is also the possibility ofsubmitting proposals for planned or existing research projects. Please fill in the application form and submit it by 16.02.2024 via…

In cooperation with the Chair of Engineering Materials and Building Preservation at the HSU, hpc.bw has successfully completed a Python code optimization for a software tool for infrastructure operators. The goal was to improve the data analysis script. The pictures show plots from the data analysis script that resulted from…

The recent "Digital Total" event at the University of Hamburg showcased the Hamburg metropolitan region as an emerging hub for digital innovation. Organized by the University of Hamburg's House of Computing & Data Science (HCDS) in collaboration with the scientific platform PIER PLUS and the Academy of Sciences in Hamburg,…

A total of 35 participants joined our first workshop at HSU on Thursday, September 28th. It was offered as part of the HPC Competence Platform (HPCCP) for beginners and intermediate HPC users. The workshop provided an overview of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and included an introduction to the use of our…

From 11.09.-13.09.2023, the DGfE Congress from the Division for Adult Education took place at the University of Munich. The event centered around the theme of "Sustainability" in Adult Education and also provided an opportunity for the presentation of scientific projects through a poster presentation. The hpc.bw project was showcased during…

At the 12th Workshop on Parallel-in-time Integration PinT2023 at Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), which was jointly organized by us and TUHH, we showed an hpc.bw project poster. Piet Jarmatz presented a poster on “MaMiCo: A PinT Implementation for Molecular-Continuum Flow Simulation” demonstrating the application of a modified Parareal variant…

At the International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS) in Prague in July 2023, Piet Jarmatz gave a presentation on "Convolutional Recurrent Autoencoder for Molecular-Continuum Coupling". The focus of the talk was on a novel hybrid ML model, which was trained using our cluster HSUper. ICCS 2023