Quantum Autumn School – Material and recording
ENCCS together with NordIQuEst and WACQT came together to organise the Quantum Autumn School in Gothenburg, 25-27 November 2023. The event was met with a lot of enthusiasm from all […]
ENCCS participates in GPU hackathon
The LUMI GPU / Nomad CoE Hackathon was hosted on Sept. 4-6 at CSC in Finland targeting research software developer teams targeting the GPU partition of LUMI with AMD MI250X […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Using a Supercomputer
The following article is a transcript of the video tutorial above. So you have decided to use a supercomputer to work with your data analysis or simulation faster and more efficiently. […]
SMHI Accesses LUMI Supercomputer to Digitize Tabular Data!
SMHI is awarded 10.000 GPU node hours on LUMI using the EuroHPC JU Development Call! The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) is an expert authority with a global perspective […]
VASP best practices workshop
About In this NSC NAISS-ENCCS workshop, including seminars and hands-on sessions, we will consider how to run the Vienna Ab-initio Simulation Package (VASP) efficiently on supercomputers. The workshop is mostly […]
AMD GPU Workshop Training Material and Recording
ENCCS joined forces with AMD and their experts to organise a GPU-focused workshop on November 2022
Targeting chemical accuracy with quantum Monte Carlo on LUMI
Quantum mechanical simulations play an important role in scientific and industrial applications, where understanding at the atomistic and electronic level is needed. In this context, quantum Monte Carlo methods are […]
LUMI and Leonardo no. 3 and 4 Fastest Supercomputers in the World!
EuroHPC JU supercomputers LUMI and Leonardo ranked 3rd and 4th fastest supercomputers in the world at the latest top500 list released at SC22.
LUMI Pilots: High-fidelity Turbulence
Article by: Philipp Schlatter, Fermin Mallor, Daniele Massaro, Adam Peplinski, Timofey Mukha, Ronith Stanly, KTH Engineering Mechanics The pilot phase of the new high-performance computing system LUMI as part of […]
LUMI Pilots: Physics of galaxy collisions
Article by Dr. Oscar Agertz, Lund Observatory The goal of the project was to shed new light on the physics of galaxy collisions. Collisions between galaxies are an important driver […]