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We are pleased to announce that three new workshops have been added to the HPC Portal. As part of the revitalized HSUper Workshops series, originally developed as an on-site training comprising six modules, these digital trainings now offer a flexible and self-paced learning experience. Specifically designed for HSUper users, they provide a means by which…

We are happy to announce that the 4th Call for Projects for Performance Engineering is out now!We invite research groups affiliated with the Universities of the Armed Forces in Hamburg (HSU/UniBw H) and Munich (UniBw M) to submit proposals outlining projects that align with the objectives of performance engineering. The primary aim is to facilitate…

on-site: seminar room 110 online: MS Teams (link via E-Mail: [email protected]) Daniel Wolff: Optimal design through learning-based ap-proaches: Harnessing reinforcement learning and physics-informed neural networks for optimizing flow channels in profile extrusion diesOptimizing product design is crucial across various engineering domains, often relying on computational simulations that can become prohibitively time-consuming for industrial applications. This…

hpc.bw was represented at the first dtec.bw annual conference from 17.09.-18.09.2024 at UniBw M. The theme of the conference was ‘Research with added value for all dimensions,’ highlighting how the Armed Forces Centre for Digitalisation and Technology Research (dtec.bw) is jointly advancing research projects at both Bundeswehr universities UniBw M as well as HSU. Attendees…

Group Picture: EuroTUG 2024 The EuroTUG 2024 took place at HSU from 24.06.-26.06.2024. The event began with a lecture by Jakob Bludau (TUM Munich) on introduction to Kokkos on the first day, followed by a lecture by Chris Siefert (Sandia) on the transition from Epetra to Tpetra. The second day was devoted to introductions to…

At the Day of Armed Forces, hpc.bw was represented with its own stand next to various exhibitors from research and the Armed Forces. Interested visitors had the opportunity to find out more about our project – either in direct dialogue with our team or through the illustrative posters. As a special highlight, three tours were…

hpc.bw participated in the poster session and presented a poster in the poster gallery of the ISC High Performance 2024 from Monday to Wednesday (May 13-15). During the poster session many people were interested in the project results due to similar problems. Contact details were exchanged with people working on projects that also intend to…

The HPC Portal as part of the dtec.bw funded project “hpc.bw – Competence Platform for Software Efficiency and Supercomputing” will be finally published and accessible for all interested in learning about High Performance Computing. On the HPC Portal you will find diverse training materials such as the documentation for HSUper and ISCC, a glossary containing…

The fourth Day of Research was held at HSU on 26.03.2024. hpc.bw was represented with a poster to inform on the one hand researchers and interested visitors about the project sstructure in general, the supported performance engineering projects and the HPC Portal. On the other hand, an interdisciplinary exchange and networking took place. Poster -…

Location: Mensa-Room 0001; digital participation (link shared via e-mail) Ali Khalifa: Neural Network-Based Multiscale Modeling of Deagglomeration due to Wall Impact and CollisionsPredicting the evolution of micron-sized particle system  in fluid flows is crucial for natural processes and industrial applications like pharmaceuticals. Fully-resolved simulations are costly due to scale variations. Hence, data-driven approaches offer an attractive…