Modeling the impact of COVID-19 testing policies in a primary school
By the SIMID research group (UHasselt, UAntwerp) The SIMID (Simulation Models of Infectious Diseases) team is a highly interdisciplinary...
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Welcome to the latest news and events page for the Flemish Supercomputer Center. This page serves as the go-to source for all announcements, updates, and news related to the center. Whether you are a researcher, a student, or simply interested in the latest developments in high-performance computing, you will find valuable information here.
We are at the #DVDW2023
Join us on a journey of innovation as we showcase three groundbreaking use cases, spotlighting Belgium's tech excellence! 🇧🇪💡 1️⃣...
VUB will house the new Flemish Tier-1 supercomputer on its Green Energy Park site
The Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is pleased that the Flemish Supercomputer Center (VSC) recently decided that the next Flemish Tier-1...
LUMI User Day 2023
All current and potential users from academia and industry, join us on November 6 in Brussels for a day of insights, innovation, and...
🇧🇪 Belgian national track to access LUMI
Date for the next cut-off for the Belgian track is 22 September 2023 at 23.59 h CEST. Starting from this call, we have separate...
VSC Users Day 2023
How to optimize your workflows for maximum HPC performance? Mark your calendar for the VSC Users Day: October 24, 2023 (FWO, Hoek 38,...
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