Our projects

HiDALGO2 develops applications for simulations of the air quality in urban agglomerations, energy efficiency of buildings, renewable energy sources, wildfires, and meteo-hydrological forecasting using computational fluid dynamics, high-performance data analytics and artificial intelligence.

BioExcel is a major innovation hub for scientific computing. The centre develops world-class leading applications for biomolecular modelling and simulations. It also provides support services and networking opportunities to the broad Life Science research communities.

ChEESE-2P covers earth science with a focus on earthquakes, seismic, tomography, tsunamis, magnetohydrodynamics, physical volcanology, geodynamics, and glacier hazards. Those topics are addressed by artificial intelligence, machine learning, simulation, uncertainty quantification, neuronal networks.

ESIWACE3 addresses efficient and scalable simulations for earth system modeling, weather, and climate prediction.

EXCELLERAT P2 contributes to engineering use cases, manufacturing, energy, and mobility, e.g., aircraft, rotors, emissions, aero-dynamics, and aero-acoustics.

Plasma-PEPSC supports plasma science, focusing on magnetic confinement fusion, industrial plasmas, medical applications, basic plasma experiments, plasma accelerators, laser-plasma interactions, high energy density physics/ laboratory astrophysics, space physics, and astrophysics.

EUMaster4HPC is composed of European universities, research/supercomputing centres and industrial partners with the mission of defining a joint curriculum in HPC across Europe

The European Processor Initiative (EPI) is a cornerstone of the European initiative towards strategic autonomy in HPC, chip technologies and infrastructure.

EUPEX aims to develop and demonstrate the first European platform for HPC, gathering and integrating European technologies from system architecture, processor, system software and development tools all the way to applications