Big sleep data: LUMI supercomputer trains neural networks for sleep research

Two graduate students at Aarhus University in Denmark have contributed to international research by developing tools for training neural networks on LUMI. This article was… Read More

New Czech LUMI projects: searching for novel strategies for Alzheimer’s disease and six other projects

Seven new Czech projects have been chosen to utilize LUMI, Europe’s fastest supercomputer. These projects will run on the system using its massive GPU… Read More

The fourth Finnish LUMI Extreme Scale Access call for projects

The fourth call for proposals for Finnish LUMI Extreme Scale Access projects is open. The call will close on October 5, 2023. This call for… Read More

Europe’s most powerful supercomputer helps researchers to develop biosensors from gold nanoclusters

The researchers at the Nanoscience Center (NSC) of the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, are investigating how to design biosensors from gold nanoclusters. Read More

New Finnish LUMI projects chosen: creating fully open multilingual language models, designing vaccine adjuvants and more

The third batch of Finnish research projects to utilize LUMI, Europe’s fastest supercomputer, have been chosen, and will run on the system using its… Read More

A gigantic particle physics simulation to be run on LUMI

SDU, the University of Southern Denmark, has a proud tradition of receiving large European HPC grants, and this has not only accumulated knowledge… Read More

From good to great: The advantages of upscaling from Tier-2 to Tier-0 for research

Machine learning [1] covers a wide range of methods for computers to learn how to do things without being explicitly programmed: it teaches a… Read More

Call for resources open for Belgian researchers

LUMI’s Belgian national track to get access to LUMI is now open! The next cut-off date for the Belgian national track is on 22… Read More

Rosseland Centre of Solar Physics got access on LUMI to study the Sun

Rosseland Centre of Solar Physics (RoCS) got 167 million CPU hours on the LUMI supercomputer to study the Sun. The EuroHPC extreme scale access… Read More

SMHI accesses LUMI supercomputer to digitize tabular data

The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) is awarded 1 280 000 GPU core hours on LUMI using the EuroHPC JU Development Call. SMHI… Read More