Stanage HPC launch

Research-IT, IT-Services, TUoS

Firth Hall,

HPC@Sheffield is the annually hosted prestigious research computing event at The University of Sheffield showcasing projects using research computing facilities regionally and nationally. HPC@Sheffield comprises a series of presentations, which will address how researchers may access and utilise our HPC facilities available for research computing.The theme for the 2023 event is the launch of the Stanage High Performance Computer. Stanage forms the basis of a new system in which research groups enjoy the benefit of a well-supported and maintained research infrastructure. With over 11200 processing cores, 64 graphical processing units and 4PB of filestore, Stanage represents a fivefold increase in computing capacity for the TUoS. The objective of the event is to publicise what is available and to provide examples of what may be achieved using the e-Infrastructure available to the research community. The event will feature a keynote talk highlighting the value delivered by e-infrastructure there will be presentations of researcher experiences demonstrating the benefits.A﻿genda:- 1430 coffee on arrival- 1500 Professor Sue Hartley, Vice-President for Research to open (5 mins)- 15:05 Keynote: Theoretical chemistry and high-performance computing, Anthony Meijer, Dept. of Chemistry, Theoretical Chemistry &amp; Theory Research Group Head, Department of Chemistry (20 mins)-﻿ 15.25 From atoms to galaxies: the Particles At eXascale (PAX-HPC) project, Phil Hasnip, School of Physics, University of York (20 mins)- 15:45 Computational fluid dynamic modelling for welding and additive manufacturing process, Lucia Scotti, Materials Science &amp; Engineering (10 mins)-﻿ 1555 Stanage: introducing the University&#x27;s new HPC system, Will Furnass, Research Platforms Engineer, IT Services (10 mins)-﻿ 1605 Computational study on the RuO2 as OER catalyst, Xue Yong, Department of Chemistry (10 mins)- 1615 Genetic Algorithm Optimisation of a Bending Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Blade, Juan-Philip Marx, Energy 2050, Department of Mechanical Engineering (10 mins)-﻿ 1625 A computational model of Neuroblastoma, Dawn Walker, Department of Computer Science/Insigneo Institute of in silico Medicine (10 mins)-﻿ 1635 Sharing and Re-use of Bioinformatics tools and data on HPC, Mark Dunning, The Medical School (10 mins)- 1645 On the reaction mechanism of oxygen atoms with ethylene on dust surface in the interstellar medium, Reetu, Department of Chemistry (10 mins)- 1655 Q&amp;A (15 mins)- 1710 Buffet/wine/cheese &amp; networking (60 mins)- 1﻿830 close

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