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Winner Inaugural PRACE HPC Excellence Award

PRACE is delighted to announce that the first edition of the PRACE HPC Excellence Award was awarded to the team of Nicola Marzari of EPFL...

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PRACE 24th Call for Proposals Supports High-Gain Scientific Research and Industrial Innovations

The 24th Call for Proposals for PRACE Project Access received 62 eligible proposals, of which 31 were awarded, a total of 2.136 billion core hours....

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The new PRACE HPC Excellence Award – Call for nominations open!

PRACE is delighted to announce that the call for nominations for the 2022 PRACE HPC Excellence Award is open. This newly created award recognises an...

EuroHPC Summit Week

EuroHPC Summit Week 2022 including PRACEdays22 is coming up!

The 2022 edition of the EuroHPC Summit Week will take place from 22 to 24 March in Paris, France, and will include PRACE’s Scientific and...
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Prof Marija Vranic wins the 2022 PRACE Ada Lovelace Award for HPC

PRACE is delighted to announce that Dr Marija Vranic, Invited Professor at the Instituto Superior Técnico of the University of Lisbon is the winner of...
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PRACE SoHPC 2021 Awards

In 2021, the PRACE Summer of HPC (SoHPC) was held for the ninth time. The 2021 edition was entirely remotely set up due to the...

The superconducting pairing gap symmetries for εx=0 are shown in the (100)-(010) plane of the reciprocal lattice; eigenfunctions corresponding to first three eigenvalues in singlet (s) symmetries are in the top panel and triplets (t) are in the lower panel

Unconventional superconductivity

Recent theoretical developments by Professor Mark van Schilfgaarde of King’s College London have led to the creation of a high-fidelity method for describing the electronic...
Energy barrier according to polarization switching via the X2+ or X3- irreducible representations of the I4/mmm space group. The center (large energy area) represents the structure with no rotation and no tilt applied, i.e., the I4/mmm space group. The red corners (low energy area) represent the four possible structural domains of the phase transition to the A21am space group.

Enhancing ferroelectric and magnetic properties of materials

Perovskites are versatile materials that have a wide variety of characteristics and can be used as building blocks to create more complex structures that have...
A volume rendering of global convective dynamo simulations. Colours on the two spherical surfaces represent the radial velocity close to the surface and the bottom of the simulation domain. The meridional cuts show a quantity obtained as a result of an elaborate data analysis chain from the simulations, describing how the convective turbulence takes part in the dynamo process. In the high-resolution simulations with improved heat conduction treatment, thick inversion layers are seen (red colour changing to blue with depth). The background image is from an instrument on board the Solar Dynamics Observatory.

New understanding of both large and small-scale solar dynamos

Increasingly high-resolution and theoretically advanced simulations are providing a greater understanding of the sun by enabling the simultaneous capture of the two main constituents of...
Velocity field in the mid-plane of E-SCAPE

Fluid dynamics of liquid metal coolants in nuclear reactors

The next generation of nuclear reactors will generate huge amounts of heat at the core and so require new cooling methods. Dr Lilla Koloszar of...

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