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2. Blog article: EXCELLERAT Presents Advancements in Distributed Data-Parallel Visualization at ICPP '24
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3. Blog article: EXCELLERAT and Horizon Results Booster: A Strategic Collaboration for Advancing HPC
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4. Blog article: Insights from the Austrian-Slovenian HPC Meeting 2024
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1. Welcome
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Welcome to the 23rd issue of the EXCELLERAT newsletter!
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As summer transitions into autumn, we are excited to share the latest developments and achievements from our community. This issue highlights our active participation in global events and collaborations that help to advance high-performance computing (HPC).
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One of our key moments this season was the 53rd International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP ’24) in Gotland, Sweden, where EXCELLERAT presented significant advancements in distributed data-parallel visualisation. We also reflect on our strategic partnership with the Horizon Results Booster, which is amplifying our efforts to maximise research impact across the HPC landscape. Additionally, we bring you insights from the recent Austrian-Slovenian HPC Meeting, showcasing our work in engineering design and digital twin technology for nuclear fusion reactors.
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We hope you enjoy reading this issue and participate in some of our upcoming events in the fall.
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EXCELLERAT P2 Project Coordinator
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2. Blog article: EXCELLERAT Presents Advancements in Distributed Data-Parallel Visualization at ICPP '24
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At the 53rd International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP ’24) in Gotland, Sweden, EXCELLERAT highlighted its significant contribution to the field of parallel computing. On August 14, Dennis Grieger presented EXCELLERAT's latest work on distributed data-parallel visualisation, focusing on advancements made with Vistle, a cutting-edge tool for interactive visualisation and data analysis. This scalable solution is tailored for large-scale simulation datasets, enhancing both remote rendering and in situ visualisation capabilities. Learn more about our contributions to ICPP ’24 in our blog article.
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3. Blog article: EXCELLERAT and Horizon Results Booster: A Strategic Collaboration for Advancing HPC
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Strategic collaborations are vital in the fast-evolving world of HPC. EXCELLERAT's partnership with the Horizon Results Booster (HRB) exemplifies this, helping us amplify the dissemination and exploitation of our research outcomes. This collaboration has provided us with essential resources and expertise, enabling us to enhance our impact within the engineering and HPC communities. Through joint strategies, advanced business planning, and capacity-building efforts, EXCELLERAT is making strides in translating research into practical, market-ready solutions. Learn more about this activity in a recent blog article.
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4. Blog article: Insights from the Austrian-Slovenian HPC Meeting 2024
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The Austrian-Slovenian HPC Meeting 2024, held in Grundlsee, Austria, was a significant event for the HPC community. This year's meeting highlighted the collaboration between Austrian and Slovenian experts, focusing on their latest advancements in HPC applications. EXCELLERAT partners Tina C. Marc and Matic Brank presented a fascinating use case involving a digital twin of a Tokamak fusion reactor’s first wall, emphasizing the role of HPC in enhancing the safety and efficiency of nuclear fusion reactors. Read more about our contributions to the meeting here.
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5. Further news & events
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New Use Case Onboarding Service Launched!
Our new Use Case Onboarding Service is now available, offering potential users the opportunity to address specific engineering challenges by developing use cases with the help of EXCELLERAT partners. Interested users should register on the EXCELLERAT Portal, download the proposal template, and submit their proposals. Some partners can offer a limited amount of computational resources, and for larger needs, assistance is offered with making EuroHPC JU open call submissions. More information on partner availability can be found here.
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Presentation at Parallel Tools Workshop
September 19, 2024, Dresden, Germany
Michael Wagner will present on "Performance and Scalability of the CODA CFD Software on the AMD Naples and Rome Architectures" at the upcoming Parallel Tools Workshop. This presentation will focus on evaluating the performance of the CODA CFD software, an essential tool in aerodynamic simulations, on large HPC systems. For more details, visit this link.
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Workshop: Future Fusion Reactor Digital Twins
September 25-26, 2024, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Join us at the Future Fusion Reactor Digital Twins Workshop to explore advanced simulation techniques in nuclear fusion research. This event will cover the role of HPC in designing fusion reactors, focusing on developing and applying high-performance codes for plasma simulations. Participants will engage in hands-on sessions using EXCELLERAT P2 and Plasma-PEPSC codes. Register here by September 24.
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Scientific Visualization Workshop
October 28-29, 2024, Stuttgart, Germany
This two-day Scientific Visualization Workshop at the University of Stuttgart is aimed at researchers interested in visualizing simulation results in 3D environments. Participants will learn about 3D desktop visualization with VISTLE and COVISE, as well as how to set up Augmented Reality visualizations. More information is available here.
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Data Analytics for Engineering Data Using Machine Learning
November 4-6, 2024, Online
This online workshop covers the application of machine learning methods to numerical simulation data. Attendees will gain hands-on experience with Python libraries such as numpy, scikit-learn, and PyTorch. Learn more and register here.
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Numerical Methods for Large Eddy Simulation Using AVBP
November 18-22, 2024, Toulouse, France
The Numerical Methods for Large Eddy Simulation (LES) Using AVBP workshop offers in-depth training on the AVBP code, a key tool in reactive flow simulations. This course is ideal for engineers and researchers focusing on turbulence and combustion modelling. Registration details can be found here.
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Programming CFD in OpenFOAM
November 25-27, 2024, Casalecchio di Reno, Italy
This advanced course on Programming CFD in OpenFOAM provides participants with a deep dive into the code architecture and numerical algorithms within OpenFOAM. It's designed for experienced C++ programmers and CFD researchers. More information is available on the EXCELLERAT P2 Service Portal.
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Funded by the European Union. This work has received funding from the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (JU) and Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and France under grant agreement No 101092621.
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