Events

The 34th BRIDGE workshop is part of the International conference in Computational Science (ICCS2017), to be held in ETH - Zurich, Switzerland, 12-14 June 2017. The theme for ICCS 2017 is “The art of Computational Science. Bridging Gaps – Forming Alloys”.

This talk will cover the technical features of the RISC-V ISA design, which has the goals of scaling from the tiniest implementations for IoT up to the largest warehouse-scale computers, with support for extensive customization. We'll also describe industry-competitive open-source cores developed at UC Berkeley, all written in Chisel, a productive new open-source hardware design language.

The aim of this Innovation and SME forum is to showcase to companies the free data resources and services that are available through ELIXIR Spain and ELIXIR Europe more generally. It will feature talks from ELIXIR partners on some of the key databases and resources and present examples of innovative companies that are already using public data in their businesses.

This workshop, supported by the Spanish Supercomputing Network, is dedicated to getting together combustion researchers across the country, and share experiences and issues related to the modelling of combustion systems.

Scientific Workshop supported by the Spanish Supercomputing Network

In this lecture, organised in collaboration with UPC, Dr Vargas will explore the key challenges and opportunities for data management in the new scientific world, and discuss how a possible data centric artificial intelligence community can best contribute to these exciting domains.

BSC organizes a two-days school on the topics of the RDA Interest Group on weather, climate and air quality (IG): https://rd-alliance.org/groups/weather-climate-and-air-quality Lessons will consist of theoretical talks and hands-on session. The course will take place on Thursday and Friday, organised in four modules and will be in English. To register please e-mail francesco.benincasa@bsc.es or pierre-antoine.bretonniere@bsc.es

This SIESTA school, organized within the European Centre of Excellence MaX, is a four-day hands-on tutorial on the use of the SIESTA code for users and those who would like to learn how to use it.