As simulations conducted by climate researchers from the University of Bern and the Oeschger Centre reveal, the precipitation during the last ice age came from the Mediterranean. Therefore, the glaciers … Read More
On April 20, 2015 CSCS organized a webinar on the CLE5.2.UP02 and CUDA6.5 upgrade. This is the recording, in case you missed the webinar.
Supercomputers help researchers where experimentation and observation reach their limits. Physicists Jürg Diemand and Raymond Angélil from the University of Zurich use them to detect flaws in theoretical models of … Read More
We would like to thank all those who responded to our Call for Participation with a Minisymposium and with a Contributed Talk proposal. We have received excellent submissions and we … Read More
This webinar video shows how to collect the performance data required for production project proposal at CSCS. In this webinar, it is explained how to use the Craypat analysis tool … Read More
Background General-purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGPUs) potentially offer exceptionally high memory bandwidth and performance for a wide range of applications. The challenge in utilizing such accelerators has been the difficulty … Read More
CSCS is delighted to announce its upcoming workshop Scientific Data Visualization Tutorial to be held from Tuesday, April 21 to Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at CSCS in Lugano, Switzerland. This … Read More
CSCS is happy to announce a webinar on “How to collect the performance data at the time of proposals submission” on Thursday 12 March 2015 at 10:00 AM. The next … Read More
The submission deadline for Contributed Talk proposals at the PASC15 Conference has been extended to March 16, 2015. We look forward to receiving your submission for a Contributed Talk, or … Read More
The Monte Rosa supercomputer has been supporting users at CSCS in their scientific research since 2009. There have been hundreds of publications based on its computing power. Now this supercomputer … Read More
With a short but felt ceremony CSCS powered down the Monte Rosa supercomputer. The command to switch-off Monte Rosa for the very last time was given by Fabio Verzelloni, one … Read More
Hail, thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. These extreme events are supposedly on the increase in the course of global warming. High-resolution simulations conducted by ETH Zurich researchers on CSCS’s supercomputers now … Read More
