High Performance Computing Centre

Roskilde University

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Tag: Supercomputing

  • Apply for HPC resources H1-2025

    Call H1-2025 : Applications for access to the national e-ressources Type of call: Regular access Application open from: 1st of August 2024 Deadline for application: 3rd of September 2024 at 12.00 noon CEST Resources will be allocated from: 1st of January 2025

  • DeiC Interactive HPC Revolutionises Interdisciplinary Research with User-Friendly Supercomputing Access

    With 10,000 users, DeiC Interactive HPC has established itself as one of Europe’s most popular HPC facilities, thanks to an unprecedented democratisation of access to advanced computing resources… Read more under the following link: https://interactivehpc.dk/?p=1492

  • Apply for HPC resources H2-2024

    Reposted news from link: The first national call for HPC resources H2-2024 is now open. As a researcher at a Danish university, you have various options for gaining access to computing power at both Danish and international HPC facilities. Deadline for application is 12. March. For more information, visit DeiCs website.

  • How do Danish politicians in Folketinget respond to external shocks?

    By Nicholas Buhmann-Holmes, PhD Fellow, Roskilde University This PhD project looks at how politicians in Folketinget (Danish parliament) respond to external shocks. This is done by computational quantitative analysis of parliamentary debates from Folketinget from the early 1900s and onwards. The project focuses on how Danish politicians have responded to external shocks. The project looks […]

  • Addressing Climate Change with Big Data: A Machine Learning Approach to Green Public Procurement 

    Ph.D. student Bjarke Lund-Sørensen, Roskilde University, in collaboration with Professor Ole Helby Petersen and Associate Professor Lena Brogaard.  This project examines how governments utilize the great potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through public procurement from the private market. Public procurement is a slightly overlooked area in the debate on climate change. However, public procurement […]

  • The cost of success – user overload on DeiC Interactive HPC

    Re-posting of an article: https://interactivehpc.dk/?p=1286 While there was never any doubt that DeiC Interactive HPC would be a success, the popularity of the HPC facility has taken the Interactive HPC consortium a little by surprise. The two-year old system reached no less than 5000 users back in December, and while every milestone is celebrated the […]

  • Teaching Humanities in UCloud

    This is a reposted article from https://interactivehpc.dk/?p=780. UCloud has been a game changer for Assistant Professor of Cognitive Science and Humanities Computing (Aarhus University), Ross Deans Kristensen-McLachlan, teaching within the crossroads of cultural studies and data science. In short, the benefits of UCloud within teaching narrows down to a much more trouble-free teaching process free of […]