Past Events
This time we are honored to present a lecture by Prof. Joseph Sifakis, who was recognized with the prestigious Turing award in 2007 together with Edmund M. Clarke and E. Allen Emerson for their roles in developing model checking into a highly effective verification technology, widely adopted in the hardware and software industries. Prof. Sifakis´ talk is titled On the Nature of Computing and it is open to everyone. This lecture is organized jointly with FIB as part of the FIB 40th anniversary program.
PATC Course: Simulation Environments for Life Sciences
TrainingJOINT SEVERO OCHOA RESEARCH SEMINAR: Professors Wen-Mei Hwu and Avi Mendelson
In this Research Seminar we are proud to have two well known speakers: Prof. Wen-Mei Hwu and prof. Avi Mendelson. Wen Mei Hwu will talk about all the recent developments regarding Innovative Applications and Technology Pivots. Avi Mendelson will present a lecture around NVDRAM. During his talk he will discuss what has been done so far and the challenges ahead.
PATC Course: HPC-based simulations, Engineering and Environment
TrainingPATC Course: Big Data Analytics
TrainingThe course is now full. We regret but we can't increase the places above 50.
PATC: Petaflop System Administration; Marenostrum III
TrainingSORS: An Industrial Point of View on Next-Generation Graph Computing
Toyotaro Suzumura (IBM) will present a popular data model that naturally represents many problems in the real world.
ARM: On the road to HPC
Started in 2011, the Mont-Blanc project leverages the fast growing market of mobile technology for scientific computation. During the project, several ARM-based computational platforms have been deployed and configured as production systems for HPC. Also, a complete software stack has been developed and consolidate in order to allow the execution of most complex parallel codes. The Mont-Blanc project have paved the way for enabling ARM in HPC and with this event the Mont-Blanc project wants to promote and encourage the exchange of experiences and knowledges among all the major players that contributes to make ARM-based scientific computing a reality.
SORS: The Heidelberg Laureate Forum
This year's Christmas lecture is about BSC involvement in the Heidelberg Laureate Forum.The talks and following discussion will present the aims of the HLF and share experiences of BSC researchers that have participated on it. You can discuss with them how to go through the application process and understand the potential benefits of participating in the forum. Coffee will be served. Registration is required.