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Home» Posts tagged "Science" (Page 2)

Henry Markram of EPFL listed on the HPCwire ‘People to Watch 2013′

Posted on February 8, 2013 by mdl in EPF Lausanne, Science
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Henry Markram, Director of the Blue Brain Project at EPFL has been listed by HPCwire in the list “People to Watch 2013“. HPCwire’s annual People to Watch list pays tribute to an exemplary group of the best and brightest minds of HPC who’s hard work, dedication and contributions will possibly reach beyond the spectrum of [...]

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Thomas Schulthess on the implications of the Human Brain Project for CSCS

Posted on January 29, 2013 by mdl in CSCS, EPF Lausanne, Science, Video Blog
Quatidiano Human Brain

Yesterday the European Commission has confirmed the news already published by Nature last Friday, that the Human Brain and the Graphene projects are the two European projects awarded with 1 billion Euros over a period of 10 years. One of the partners of the Human Brain Project led by Professor Henry Markram at EPF Lausanne [...]

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CSCS Supercomputers help searching for topological defects in space

Posted on January 24, 2013 by mdl in CSCS, Science, University of Geneva
Cosmic Strings

Topological defects in space may have developed fractions of a second after the Big Bang. Simulations of these wormlike entities and a comparison of the simulations with cosmic background radiation measurements by the Planck satellite should confirm their existence. by Simone Ulmer, CSCS When Martin Kunz, a professor in the Cosmology Group » at the University of [...]

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Interview with CSE-Lab scientist Diego Rossinelli – “Do something that significantly improves the quality of human life”

Posted on January 17, 2013 by mdl in ETH Zurich, Science
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by Simone Ulmer, CSCS The Computational Science and Engineering Laboratory has a gallery (www.cse-lab.ethz.ch) of fascinating visualisations. Most of them have been made by you. Do you consider visualisation to be fun? Rossinelli: Everything started when I was an undergraduate student at ETH Zurich. During my master studies, I had my minor in computer graphics. After [...]

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CSE Lab of ETH Zurich wins the Van Dyke Award: 3D Shock-Bubble Interactions at Mach 3

Posted on January 15, 2013 by mdl in CSCS, ETH Zurich, Science, Video Blog
3D Shock-bubble

The Computational Science & Engineering Laboratory (CSE Lab) of ETH Zurich lead by Professor Petros Koumoutsakos wins the Milton Van Dyke Award presented at the 65th Annual  Conference of the Division of Fluid Dynamics of the American Physical Society, November 18-20, 2012, in San Diego, CA. This award highlights photographs and videos that illustrate both [...]

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