Using modelling in concert with 3D imaging and citizen-supplied data, researchers develop a novel method for urban planning.

Using a machine learning algorithm and supercomputing, scientists are modelling wind turbine designs to improve energy efficiency.

A memorandum of understanding commits the centers to expertise sharing in the coming years.

An analysis of audio data of individual music files run at the High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart enabled the broadcasting company to develop a new software tool for identifying similarity between titles.

HLRS is technical lead for an EU-funded project that is developing potential solutions relevant for migration, air pollution, and the spread of information through social media.

HLRS recognized three users of its Hazel Hen supercomputer for their scientific excellence and innovative applications in parallel computing.

At the upcoming SC19 conference in Denver, HLRS will present new applications integrating HPC and visualization, and a secure data management and transfer framework for industrial users of HPC.

Simulation scientists utilized HLRS supercomputing and visualization tools to develop high-resolution models of a physical collision.

Supercomputing centers are taking a wide range of measures to increase access to supercomputing resources for commercial R&D.