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  • A Fluid-Solid Coupled Micromechanical Simulation of Piping Erosion During the Installation of a Suction Bucket for the Foundation of an Offshore Wind Turbine

    Lisbon Congress Centre Praça das Indústrias 1, Lisboa, Portugal

    If you’re not in the mini-symposium with Anna, make sure to come see Samuel Kemmler’s talk ‘A Fluid-Solid Coupled Micromechanical Simulation of Piping Erosion During the Installation of a Suction Bucket for the Foundation of an Offshore Wind Turbine’. It is part of the mini-symposium 020 – Advancements in Offshore Wind Structures , which will be held in Room 2.02.

  • Mini-Symposium 4: Modernizing CFD: Exploring CI/CD for Improved Software Development Life Cycle

    Universitätsclub Bonn e.V. Konviktstr.9, Bonn, Germany

    Join CEEC at the 35th Parallel CFD International Conference 2024 this fall in Bonn, Germany.

    In the Mini-Symposium 4: Modernizing CFD: Exploring CI/CD for Improved Software Development Life Cycle, CEEC will be joined by sister European Centers of Excellence EXCELLERAT P2, EOCOE3, and HIDALGO 2 supported by the coordination activity CASTIEL 2. This symposium will focus on the role of Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) in guaranteeing CFD simulation applications’ stability, reproducibility, portability, and performance.

  • Keynote Lecture at parCFD

    Universitätsclub Bonn e.V. Konviktstr.9, Bonn, Germany

    Join our own Niclas Jansson for his keynote lecture as an invited speaker at the 35th Parallel CFD International Conference 2024 in Bonn, Germany.

  • ‘Enabling mixed-precision with the help of tools: A Nekbone case study’ at PPAM24

    Ostrava, Czechia Ostrava, Czech Republic

    If you’re going to PPAM24 September 8 – 11 in Ostrava, Czechia, make sure to check out the talk by Yanxiang Chen from our partner UMU on their progress implementing and optimizing mixed precision in Nekbone toward its integration in Neko and NekRS. The accompanying paper is also available as a pre-print online: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2405.11065

  • Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics

    HLRS University of Stuttgart Nobelstraße 19, Stuttgart, Germany

    Join our Anna Schwarz as one of the instructors for the reoccuring “Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics” course organized by HLRS, IAG (University of Stuttgart) and the
    Institute of Software Methods for Product Virtualisation (DLR).

  • A promotional graphic for the CASTIEL code of the month "FLEXI/GALÆXI: Open-Source Solver for Multiscale Flows." The text includes "Code of the Month Vol. 11, October 30th, 2024" and "Speakers: Anna Schwarz, Centre of Excellence in Exascale CFD (CEEC)." The background features an abstract design with a large circle on the left, displaying a gradient of colors from blue to orange, suggesting multiscale flows. The bottom right corner displays the words "FLEXI GALÆXI" in bold letters.

    FLEXI/GALÆXI: Open-Source Solver for Multiscale Flows

    Join us for the 11th CASTIEL Code of the Month to learn about FLEXI/GALÆXI!
    Both solvers provide a high-order consistent simulation tool chain for solving the compressible Navier–Stokes equations in a highly efficient, accurate and robust manner in a high performance computing setting either on CPU-based systems (FLEXI) or GPUaccelerated clusters (GALÆXI).

  • Flyer for the webinar titled "Introduction to the DLB Library" featuring logos for "dynamic load balancing" and "CEEC." It invites participants to join CEEC and Marta Garcia to learn about the Dynamic Load Balancing (DLB) library and its modules, highlighting main features, usage, and success stories. Scheduled for November 13, 2024, from 15:00 to 16:00 CET, online. Includes a small image of a 3D figure with a laptop labeled "Program App," an arrow pointing to "Run with DLB," and a diagram of bar graphs. A photo shows Marta Garcia speaking into a microphone in front of a presentation screen with images and equations
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    Introduction to the DLB Library

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    The Dynamic Load Balancing library is a runtime library that offers different capabilities to HPC users. It consists of three different modules that work collaboratively and independently:
    • Lend When Idle (LeWI)
    • Tracking Application Life Performance (TALP)
    • Dynamic Resource Ownership Management
    we will provide an overview of the DLB library and each one of its modules. For each module we will share its main features, how to use it, and some success stories.