As part of the Drehmoment Produktionskunst-Festival, digital artist Michael Saup collaborated with HLRS to create a virtual reality installation that raises awareness of air pollution.
At the 21st Annual Results and Review Workshop, HLRS recognized three Hazel Hen users for their scientific excellence and innovative applications in parallel computing.
The meeting brought together representatives of Germany's national supercomputing centers, HPC hardware manufacturers, and HPC users in industry to discuss current trends and challenges in the field.
A University of Stuttgart research consortium focused on data-integrated simulation technologies has been awarded a prestigious seven-year grant as part of Germany's national strategy for scientific excellence.
