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Postdoc and software engineer positions open in the TREX center of excellence in exascale computing

Applications for 9 postdocs and 5 software engineer positions are invited within the newly funded center of excellence TREX - Targeting Real chemical accuracy at the EXascale. Activities will commence in October 2020. Hiring will also start in October 2020 and continue for about one year.

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Program developer at MICCoM (Midwest integrated center for computational materials)

The Midwest integrated center for computational materials is looking for two postdoctoral researchers to join the  development teams  at Argonne National Laboratory and University of California, Davis

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The Burke Celebration
Computational science and engineering
past, present and future

The Science and Technology Facility Council and Computational Science for Research Communities, UK, have postponed to 2021 the celebration to commemorate the seminal role of Professor P. G. Burke FRS in the development of computational science in the UK.

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Information related to CoVid-19

CECAM is monitoring the situation and working to mitigate disruption of activities while ensuring strict compliance with restrictions and precautions. The health and safety of our guests and staff is our key concern. Our priority is to minimise - as much as possible - risks and to fulfil our responsibilities towards the community and our hosting institutions.

A list of affected events can be found here

Details on actions at HQ and the Nodes can be found scrolling news items on this page.

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Information related to CoVid-19: Events at HQ

Educational and professional travel within Switzerland and abroad is still prohibited from EPFL. Inviting visitors to the EPFL campus is also forbidden until further notice. Organisers of events will be contacted at the latest three weeks before the planned start date to discuss postponement or means to hold the meeting remotely. All standard channels of communication with organisers and participants are available. Participants should refer firstly to organisers for information on specific events. Details about the situation in Switzerland and EPFL can be found clicking on READ MORE. Thank you for your understanding and collaboration in this crisis.

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Information related to CoVid-19: Events at the Nodes

Organisers should coordinate with the hosting Node Director for any decision regarding the event, including possible postponement, and for location specific information. Participants should refer to organizers for information on specific events. Thank you for your collaboration and understanding in this crisis.

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Call for submissions   

2020 CECAM call closed

Scientific exchange is precious in these uncertain times. CECAM will continue to serve the community, combining a rigorous selection procedure with adaptable scheduling and managing of the events. Traditional and innovative proposal adapted to the current unfolding scenario are welcome. Let us shape together an exciting and productive 2021 flagship program!

Call closed on 19 July 2020.

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Call for submissions   

CECAM-Lorentz call open

Call for expression of interest open from June 18 2020 to November 1 2020.

Short-listed expressions of interest will be invited to present a full application by December 15 2020. Results of the call will be communicated at the end of January 2021.

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Centre Européen de Calcul Atomique et Moléculaire

CECAM (Centre Européen de Calcul Atomique et Moléculaire) is an organization devoted to the promotion of fundamental research on advanced computational methods and to their application to important problems in frontier areas of science and technology. As the name suggests, the traditional focus of CECAM has been atomistic and molecular simulations, applied to the physics and chemistry of condensed matter. Over the last twenty years, powerful advances in computer hardware and software have supported the extension of these methods to a wide range of problems in materials science, biology and medicinal chemistry.

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The importance of being H.P.C. Earnest

The power of simulation and modeling is intimately related to the available computational resources, to the community’s awareness of these resources, and to its proficiency in their optimal exploitation. In these weekly webinars we explore High Performance Computing as an enabler of new science…with a focus on the science!

 

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CECAM Highlights

Seminars, lectures and other events from our diverse activities will be uploaded weekly to keep us company during these challenging times.

 

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Computer modelling for industrial applications

Massimo Noro
Daresbury Laboratory, United Kingdom

Wednesday May 8 2019

 

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Almost famous a woman behind the codes

Mary Ann Mansigh Karlsen
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA

Wednesday November 15 2017

 

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Modeling Experiments in Simulations and Simulations in Experiments: Combining Biomolecular Simulations with Low-Resolution Measurements

Prof. Erik Lindahl
Stockholm University Sweden

Wednesday 23 November 2016

 

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Computational Molecular Design: Mathematical Theory, High Performance Computing, In Vivo Experiments

Prof. Christof Schütte
Free University of Berlin, Germany

Wednesday 25 May 2016

 

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Analysis and control of electron dynamics: An ab-initio perspective on the femto-second time scale

Prof. Eberhard Gross
Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics, Germany

Monday 28 September 2015

 

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Do we really need Quantum Computers to simulate Quantum Chemistry?

Prof. Ali Alavi
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Wednesday 22 Avril 2015

 

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