KONWIHR Workshop on October 12: New Projects 2022/1

Being supported by KONWIHR also means being part of a network of researchers with similar challenges. All (newly) supported projects are invited to briefly present and discuss their project with us and the rest of the projects recently funded.

When: Wednesday, October 12, 15:00-18:00.

Where: Online using the TUM Informatics BigBlueButton instance.  Joining by audio is enough.

What: Prepare a short (10min) presentation to introduce your project and work plan/status and discuss what input you expect or already had from which compute center.

Agenda:

• 15:00-15:10: Opening, Introduction to KONWIHR (Dr. Katrin Nusser)
• 15:10-16:10:
  • Improving FAIRness of HPC research data – Prof. Stemmer (Technical University of Munich), 2022
  • HPC mixed precision quantization of encoder-decoder deep neural networks – Prof. Kist (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg), 2022
  • Porting of Lattice QCD simulation software to GPUs – Prof. Wettig (University of Regensburg)
  • ALPACA in Florence – first steps towards the Ponte Vecchio”: Porting ALPACA to Intel’s upcoming GPU architecture Ponte Vecchio – Dr. Stefan Adami (Technical University of Munich), 2022
• 16:10-16:15: Break
• 16:15-17:30:
  • Continuous Benchmarking for the GHODDESS framework – Prof. Köstler (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg), 2022
  • Massively parallel solvers for geophysical flow problems with strong viscosity variations – Nils Kohl (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg), 2022
  • Optimization of the ALF implementation of the auxiliary-field quantum Monte Carlo algorithm: porting to GPUS and symmetry considerations – Prof. Assaad (Uni Würzburg), 2022
  • Largescale data processing and mass production of cosmic ray background simulations for H.E.S.S. – Prof. Christopher van Eldik, Dr. Andreas Specovius (FAU, ECAP)
  • HPC-Stützpunkt at the University of Regensburg – Prof. Wetting (University of Regensburg)
• 17:30-18:00: Open discussion & closing

We are looking forward to the discussions!