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 be held in Riga on 23-24 April 2020.
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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 first time, a joint team form the Baltic States will take part in the competition. Latvia will be represented by Rihards Henelis, a student at […]
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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 electromagnetism that can interact with each other.
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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 scientific fields where it is necessary to understand and model the behaviour of molecules on the atomic level.
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 helps to explain the results of experiments, reduce the cost of laboratory experiments, partly replacing them by computer simulations, and to generate ideas how to […]
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 mastered in eight classes under the supervision of Dr.sc.ing. Māris Tērauds.
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The students of RTU Doctoral studies can use the HPC cluster (supercomputer) in their research, and we invite students to apply for the Science Support Fund financing.
Co-financing in the amount of 80 % is granted to non-commercial doctoral researches but not more than EUR 500 to a single student in one academic year.
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Faculty, researchers, and students interested in research and innovations are invited to apply to training “Introduction to SolidWorks” starting on 26 March (Easter Holiday). The training will be given by RTU Professor Modris Dobelis, and will provide basics of computer-aided design using the software SolidWorks.
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On 19 January, HPC Centre together with Optek organised an introductory workshop to Comsol Multiphysics.
Participants were introduced to the Comsol Multiphysics software and its functionality. Comsol Multiphysics is used for numerical simulation of physical processes and allows calculation of heat and fluid transfers and solving of electrical, mechanical and chemical problems. The workshop mainly dealt with the following Comsol Multiphysics functionalities — problem definition, calculations, and result processing, and participants performed calculations using their own computers and the previously issued software licences.
On 10 April 2017, RTU held SolidWorks seminar “Engineer the future: From idea to final product”, in which the possibilities provided by the Edu license purchased by RTU were discussed.
The seminar was hosted by Mikkel Marott, an expert of SolidWorks Education representing PLM Group, the official distributor of SolidWorks in the Northern Europe and Baltic States.
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Riga Technical University HPC Centre in cooperation with MathWorks organised a workshop “Parallel computing with MATLAB”, which took place at RTU Faculty of Power and Electrical Engineering on 12 October 2016.
The workshop was hosted by Raymond Norris, who is a parallel computing engineer representing the MATLAB headquarters, USA.
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MATLAB and Simulink are used in more than 5000 universities all over the world by millions of students. Considering that, on 26 May 2016, RTU Faculty of Power and Electrical Engineering held a seminar “How to teach using MATLAB and Simulink”, which was hosted by Rohit Agrawal, MathWorks Education Technical Specialist.
The faculty and students were introduced to the available resources, like MATLAB Academy, Cody Coursework, MATLAB Academic Online Training Suite, and MATLAB mobile.
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PLM Group is pleased to invite you to SOLIDWORKS Education seminar!
SOLIDWORKS® Education edition is the all-inclusive resource for teaching 3D mechanical CAD, design validation, and data management. On the seminar we will talk about how to make the best use of the software and give valuable skills to the students.
You are welcome to participate at HPC and Cloud Computing Week 2014 which will take place at the Riga Technical University, Riga, October 20 – 24, 2014!
Wolfram Technologies Workshop will be held at Riga Technical University, Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, 1/4 Meža Street, room 220 on May 14, 2014.
You are invited to attend a complimentary webinar on the Multiphysics modeling of Heat Transfer in Solids & Fluids, being held on January 31, 2014 at 07.30 AM (1 hour).
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The event is hosted by EGI.eu and IBERGRID, a partnership between the Spanish and Portuguese National Grid Initiatives that represents the Iberian Peninsula in EGI.
Register for the Baltic HPC and Cloud conference in Riga, 23-24 April, 2020
/in News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaRTU 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 be held in Riga on 23-24 April 2020.
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A student from RTU will participate in Student Cluster Competition SC19
/in News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaFrom 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 first time, a joint team form the Baltic States will take part in the competition. Latvia will be represented by Rihards Henelis, a student at […]
Riga Technical University has purchased ANSYS software
/in News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaANSYS 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 electromagnetism that can interact with each other.
Gromacs workshop: a review
/in News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaIn 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 scientific fields where it is necessary to understand and model the behaviour of molecules on the atomic level.
Gromacs workshop
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaGROMACS 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 helps to explain the results of experiments, reduce the cost of laboratory experiments, partly replacing them by computer simulations, and to generate ideas how to […]
Training “Introduction to Matlab” by HPC Centre
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaFollowing 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 mastered in eight classes under the supervision of Dr.sc.ing. Māris Tērauds.
TECHNICAL IMPROVEMENTS TO CLUSTER
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaIn summer 2018, some newest generation and more powerful computing nodes were added to the RTU cluster.
Latvia joins declaration on cooperation in high-performance computing
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaDoctoral students can apply for Science Support Fund financing
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaThe students of RTU Doctoral studies can use the HPC cluster (supercomputer) in their research, and we invite students to apply for the Science Support Fund financing.
Co-financing in the amount of 80 % is granted to non-commercial doctoral researches but not more than EUR 500 to a single student in one academic year.
Read more
HPC Centre organises training “Introduction to SolidWorks”
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaJoin the training “Introduction to SolidWorks”!
Faculty, researchers, and students interested in research and innovations are invited to apply to training “Introduction to SolidWorks” starting on 26 March (Easter Holiday). The training will be given by RTU Professor Modris Dobelis, and will provide basics of computer-aided design using the software SolidWorks.
Comsol Multiphysics Workshop
/in HPC, News, Uncategorized @lv /by lainerozenbergaOn 19 January, HPC Centre together with Optek organised an introductory workshop to Comsol Multiphysics.
Participants were introduced to the Comsol Multiphysics software and its functionality. Comsol Multiphysics is used for numerical simulation of physical processes and allows calculation of heat and fluid transfers and solving of electrical, mechanical and chemical problems. The workshop mainly dealt with the following Comsol Multiphysics functionalities — problem definition, calculations, and result processing, and participants performed calculations using their own computers and the previously issued software licences.
Read more
SolidWorks seminar “Engineer the future: From idea to final product”
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneOn 10 April 2017, RTU held SolidWorks seminar “Engineer the future: From idea to final product”, in which the possibilities provided by the Edu license purchased by RTU were discussed.
The seminar was hosted by Mikkel Marott, an expert of SolidWorks Education representing PLM Group, the official distributor of SolidWorks in the Northern Europe and Baltic States.
Read more
HPC Centre workshop “Parallel computing with MATLAB”
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneRiga Technical University HPC Centre in cooperation with MathWorks organised a workshop “Parallel computing with MATLAB”, which took place at RTU Faculty of Power and Electrical Engineering on 12 October 2016.
The workshop was hosted by Raymond Norris, who is a parallel computing engineer representing the MATLAB headquarters, USA.
Read more
Seminar “How to teach using MATLAB and Simulink”
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneMATLAB and Simulink are used in more than 5000 universities all over the world by millions of students. Considering that, on 26 May 2016, RTU Faculty of Power and Electrical Engineering held a seminar “How to teach using MATLAB and Simulink”, which was hosted by Rohit Agrawal, MathWorks Education Technical Specialist.
The faculty and students were introduced to the available resources, like MATLAB Academy, Cody Coursework, MATLAB Academic Online Training Suite, and MATLAB mobile.
Read more
SOLIDWORKS Education seminar
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircanePLM Group is pleased to invite you to SOLIDWORKS Education seminar!
SOLIDWORKS® Education edition is the all-inclusive resource for teaching 3D mechanical CAD, design validation, and data management. On the seminar we will talk about how to make the best use of the software and give valuable skills to the students.
Read more
HPC and Cloud Computing Week 2014
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneYou are welcome to participate at HPC and Cloud Computing Week 2014 which will take place at the Riga Technical University, Riga, October 20 – 24, 2014!
Read more
Nordic MATLAB EXPO 2014
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneNordic MATLAB EXPO 2014 will be held at Stockholm Waterfront Congress Center in Stockholm on May 22, 2014.
Join other engineers, scientists, and technical managers at the Nordic MATLAB EXPO to:
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Wolfram Technologies Workshop
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneWolfram Technologies Workshop will be held at Riga Technical University, Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, 1/4 Meža Street, room 220 on May 14, 2014.
Read more
COMSOL webinar on the Multiphysics modeling of Heat Transfer in Solids & Fluids
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneYou are invited to attend a complimentary webinar on the Multiphysics modeling of Heat Transfer in Solids & Fluids, being held on January 31, 2014 at 07.30 AM (1 hour).
Read more
EGI Technical Forum 2013
/in HPC, Uncategorized @lv /by zanecircaneThe EGI Technical Forum 2013 will take place in Madrid, Spain from 16 to 20 September.
The event is hosted by EGI.eu and IBERGRID, a partnership between the Spanish and Portuguese National Grid Initiatives that represents the Iberian Peninsula in EGI.
Read more