Recording of a plenary presentation during the PASC15 Conference. www.pasc15.org Abstract Modern macroeconomic theory has provided many qualitative insights into the functioning of financial and labor markets in our complex … Read More
Recording of a plenary presentation during the PASC15 Conference. www.pasc15.org Materials Discovery and Scientific Design by Computation: a Revolution Still in the Making, Giulia Galli (University of Chicago, USA) Abstract … Read More
Recording of a plenary presentation during the PASC15 Conference. www.pasc15.org Abstract Increasing computational power and advances in algorithms have made it possible to resolve an ever increasing fraction of the … Read More
Recording of a plenary presentation during the PASC15 Conference. www.pasc15.org Abstract Numerical simulations on supercomputers play an ever more important role in astrophysics. They have become the tool of choice … Read More
June 1 to 3, 2015, ETH Zurich was hosting the second Platform for Advanced Scientific Computing Conference, PASC15, www.pasc15.org. With about 350 participants from all over the world, 6 invited … Read More
The Best Poster Award winner of the PASC15 Conference in the eight different scientific fields are: Forward and Adjoint Spectral-Element Simulations of Seismic Wave Propagation Using Hardware Accelerators Presenting Author: … Read More
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
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
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
Scientists are using Piz Daint’s graphics processors to simulate the Milky Way at an unprecedented resolution and visualize the results in real time. November 19, 2014 – by Simone Ulmer … Read More
Supernovae are exploding stars. The light from the explosion and its remnants enable numerous conclusions to be drawn about the former star. To this day, however, it has not been … Read More
The Rigi Workshop 2015 will bring together mathematics, computer science and biology. The aim of this workshop is to present interesting, cutting-edge topics from the life sciences which require mathematical … Read More
