HPC (no angļu valodas High Performance Computing) ļauj risināt sarežģītus skaitļošanas uzdevumus īsākā laikā. Mūsdienās HPC ir jekburas modernas univresitātes neatņemama sastāvdaļa.
To provide Latvian research institutions and companies with an opportunity to use high-performance computing (supercomputing), on 25 February 2021, the government adopted the decision on participation of Latvia in the […]
Riga Technical University (RTU), together with ten project partners, including Jülich Supercomputing Center (project coordinator), the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) and partners from the industry, will establish a new […]
The EOSC Nordic project will host the second policy workshop on 9 March at 10-15 o’clock CET as an online event. The event will discuss the current status and progress […]
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 […]
The supercomputer of Riga Technical University HPC Center as a part of the CERN Baltic Group team was ranked 484 in the global support rating of Folding@Home COVID-19 research initiative. This […]
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 […]
The goal of the Latvian high-capacity data network is to provide fast transfer of medical research data. The idea was launched by the company “Mikrotik”. Such partners as “LMT”, Latvian […]
The project in the field of healthcare and social health “COVID-19 Related Biobank and Integrated Platform for Research Data in Latvia” will be implemented by Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Center […]
RTU announced the IdeaLab contest aimed at selection of ideas to increase RTU efficiency and to involve employees offering suggestions on enhancement of RTU efficiency. Six ideas suggested by members […]
The Latvian scientists are engaged in the research projects initiated by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) aimed at combating the global COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers of Riga Technical University […]
