External collaborations

BioExcel Centre of Excellence is supporting academia and industry in the use of high-end computing in biomolecular research. Collaboration on visiting programme (both visitors and hosts) as well as on training and dissemination activities.

CompBioMed is a user-driven Centre of Excellence in Computational Biomedicine, to nurture and promote the uptake and exploitation of high performance computing within the biomedical modelling community.  Collaboration on visiting programme (both visitors and hosts) as well as on training and dissemination activities.

E-CAM is a Europan Centre of Excellence for software development, training, and industrial discussion in simulation and modelling. Collaboration on visiting programme (both visitors and hosts) as well as on training and dissemination activities.

The Energy oriented Centre of Excellence in computing applications (EoCoE: read as “Echo”) uses the tremendous potential offered by the ever-growing computing infrastructure to foster and accelerate the European transition to a reliable low carbon energy supply using HPC (High Performance Computing). Collaboration on visiting programme (both visitors and hosts) as well as on training and dissemination activities.

ETP4HPC is the European Technology Platform (ETP) in the area of High-Performance Computing (HPC). It is an industry-led think-tank comprising of European HPC technology stakeholders: technology vendors, research centres and end-users. The main task of ETP4HPC is to define research priorities and action plans in the area of HPC technology provision (i.e. the provision of supercomputing systems). We issue and maintain a Strategic Research Agenda as a mechanism to help the European Commission define the contents of the HPC Technology Work Programmes. We also act as the “one voice” of the European HPC industry in relations with the European Commission and national authorities. ETP4HPC was formed in October 2011.

NOMAD, the Novel Materials Discovery Laboratory, is a European Centre of Excellence (CoE) which was established in fall 2015. Eight complementary research groups of highest scientific standing in computational materials science along with four high-performance computing (HPC) centers form the synergetic core of this CoE (see THE TEAM). This also reflects that the CoE is part of the Psi-k, CECAM , and ETSF communities.

The Performance Optimisation and Productivity Centre of Excellence in Computing Applications provides performance optimisation and productivity services for academic AND industrial code(s) in all domains. Collaboration on visiting programme (both visitors and hosts) as well as on training and dissemination activities.