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E-CAM Industrial Case Study: Calculations for Applications in Photovoltaic Devices
Dr. David Lopez, Universidad …Addressing interactive HTC workloads with HPC characteristics: introduction to E-CAM’s HTC library
Abstract Traditionally high-throughput …Accelerating the design and discovery of materials with tailored properties using first principles high-throughput calculations and automated generation of Wannier functions
A successful collaboration …Issue 13 – April 2020
E-CAM Newsletter of April …
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- Our latest case study reports on a successful collaboration between E-CAM and @merckgroup, which lead to a recent p… https://t.co/X3ettnEP2z17 hours ago
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- Our September "Module of the Month" is *CLstunfti*, an extendable Python toolbox to compute scattering of electrons… https://t.co/cnsU5eEiv4yesterday
- RT @FocusCoE: Newsletter alert! Read our issue #6 with contributions by all #HPC CoEs, e.g. news, success stories, upcoming events, an…yesterday
- RT @pathsampling: OPS 1.3 is now available. Top feature: use your @plumed_org CVs in OPS (thanks @apdealbao)! Many other improvements as we…yesterday
- RT @POP_HPC: Just 24 hours to go! If you're interested in #GPU performance, then you won't want to miss this. https://t.co/FcTTXYbCZq5 days ago
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CLstunfti: An extendable Python toolbox to compute scattering of electrons with a given kinetic energy in liquids and amorphous solids
Description CLstunfti is an extendable Python toolbox to compute scattering of electrons with a given kinetic energy in liquids …
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Organisers Jony Castagna STFC Daresbury Laboratory, United Kingdom Simon Wong Irish Centre for High-End Computing, Ireland Donal MacKernan University College Dublin, Ireland Overview The 4-day school will focus on providing the participants with a concise[...]
May 25 – May 29 all-day
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Recent Posts
A possible roadmap for the coarse graining and multiscale simulation community
A community-driven review with contributions from E-CAM “Unfolding the …
E-CAM Industrial Case Study: Calculations for Applications in Photovoltaic Devices
Dr. David Lopez, Universidad de Córdoba, Spain Abstract The need …
CLstunfti: An extendable Python toolbox to compute scattering of electrons with a given kinetic energy in liquids and amorphous solids
Description CLstunfti is an extendable Python toolbox to compute …
Addressing interactive HTC workloads with HPC characteristics: introduction to E-CAM’s HTC library
Abstract Traditionally high-throughput computing (HTC) workloads are looked down …