Take part in a free Galaxy online training event – a global Galaxy course on February 15-19. Galaxy is an internet platform for biomedical data (for example, genome, proteomics) processing. It […]
Riga Technical University’s HPC Center jointly with the Institute of Numerical Modelling of the University of Latvia strated to implement an ambitious EU project aimed at establishment of an international […]
RTU HPC centre with the HPC-Europa3 project, the University of Tartu, and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology cordially invite you to the 4th Baltic HPC and Cloud Computing conference which will […]
From November 18 to 21, students from all over the world will demonstrate their skills in building and running supercomputers during a supercomputing competition SC19 in Denver, USA. For the […]
ANSYS is a universal software used for engineering simulations throughout the product life cycle. Among other tools, ANSYS package includes simulators for three physical process: structures, flow mechanics (CFD), and […]
In October 2018, the Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis held Gromacs practical workshop with the aim to introduce the Baltic scientists with the possibilities of using this software in various […]
GROMACS is one of the most commonly used software for molecular dynamics simulations. It can be used for simulation of different chemical, biological and physical processes at atomic level. It […]
Following the successful round of training in the previous year, the HPC Centre repeated the introductory course for RTU researchers and faculty. The basics of Matlab software were revealed and […]
In summer 2018, some newest generation and more powerful computing nodes were added to the RTU cluster.
Latvia joined the Declaration on Cooperation in High-performance Computing (HPC) to promote development of high-performance computing technologies, scientific excellence and an innovative and competitive industry in Europe, as well as […]
