Events
CECAM Flagship Workshop on High-Performance Computing
CECAM Flagship Workshop An interdisciplinary platform for researchers, software engineers, and hardware specialists Highlights in classical molecular simulations Advances in quantum mechanical modelling Hybrid QM/MM methods and their applications Algorithms and co-design for novel hardware Parallel programming models Technological trends & new computing paradigms Organisers: Felix Höfling, Petra Imhof, Thomas D. Kühne (for the Atomistic Simulation Center of the NHR Alliance) For more information see here . The event is supported by funds of Freien Universität Berlin and of the National High-Performance Computing (NHR) Alliance.
Location: Zuse Institute Berlin
Non-Markovianity and Uncertainty in Stochastic Multi-Scale Models
Joint Colloquium of the CECAM node DE-MMS and the CRC 1114
Location: SR 031 (Arnimallee 6)
Resonant diffusion of a gravitactic circle swimmer
Thomas Franosch (Universität Innsbruck)
Location: SR 126 (Arnimallee 6)
Using Gaussian stochastic analysis to solve a chemical diffusion master equation
Alberto Lanconelli (Università di Bologna)
Location: SR 031 (Arnimallee 7) This hybrid event will also be broadcast via Zoom: Meeting ID: 896 4877 2626 Access code: 624615
Stationary evaporation and droplet coalescence by molecular dynamics simulation
Matthias Heinen (TU Berlin)
Location: SR 126 (Arnimallee 6)
Protein diffusion dynamics in bacteria and superstatistics
Yuichi Itto (Universität Stuttgart and Aichi Institute of Technology Japan)
Location: SR 126 (Arnimallee 6)
Custom flow in Brownian and molecular dynamics
Daniel de las Heras (U Bayreuth)
Location: SR 032 (Arnimallee 6)
Particles with non-standard interactions: Bubbles, Bacteria, and Trails
Till Kranz (U Cologne)
Location: The seminar is held via Zoom Meetings. Please, turn to Ms. Dr. Zahra Mokhtari for meeting' details (z.mokhtari[at]fu-berlin.de)
Active matter across scales
Robert Großmann (U Potsdam)
Location: The seminar is held via Zoom Meetings. Please, turn to Ms. Dr. Zahra Mokhtari for meeting' details (z.mokhtari[at]fu-berlin.de)
Dynamic and thermodynamic properties of noisy systems with memory
Sarah Loos (U Leipzig)
Location: The seminar is held via Zoom Meetings: Meeting ID: 829 3044 8054 Password: 314159265
Non-equilibrium generalized Langevin equations: theoretical and numerical aspects of memory effects
Hugues Meyer (U Luxembourg)
Location: Arnimallee 6, SR 126
CECAM Workshop: Statistical mechanics of interfaces
CECAM Node Workshop: Statistical mechanics of interfaces: dynamic phenomena Organizers: Felix Höfling, Jürgen Horbach For more information see here .
Location: Institute of Mathematics Freie Universität Berlin Arnimallee 6, 14195 Berlin
Many-core and GPU simulations ...
Tobias Kramer (ZIB): Simulations of many-body dynamics and currents current-carrying systems for the (Quantum) Hall Effect on GPUs. The talk is based on the paper T. Kramer, V. Krueckl, E. Heller, and R. Parrott, Self-consistent calculation of electric potentials in Hall devices, Phys. Rev. B, 81 , 205306 (2010). ================ Joint physics / Computer science seminar "Many-core and GPU simulations of the dynamics of complex physical systems" at Zuse Institute Berlin, to be held in 3-week intervals Thursdays 14:15-16:00 .
Location: ZIB, Takustr. 7, Raum Nr 3359
Many-core and GPU simulations ...
Felix Höfling (FU): HALMD - massively parallel molecular dynamics on GPUs Moritz Hoffmann/Christoph Fröhner (FU): ReaDDy - a simulator for Reaction Diffusion Dynamics ================ Joint physics/computer science seminar "Many-core and GPU simulations of the dynamics of complex physical systems" at Zuse Institute Berlin, to be held in 3-week intervals Thursdays 14:15-16:00 .
Location: ZIB, Takustr. 7, Raum Nr 3359
Many-core and GPU simulations ...
Prof. Christoph Koch (Physik HU Berlin): Electron microscopy with GPUs: where are the atoms 2. Tobias Kramer (ZIB): Wavepacket dynamics: speeding up FFTs with GPUs. ================ Joint physics / Computer science seminar "Many-core and GPU simulations of the dynamics of complex physical systems" at Zuse Institute Berlin, to be held in 3-week intervals Thursdays 14:15-16:00 at Zuse Institute.
Location: ZIB, Takustr. 7, Raum Nr 3359
Many-core and GPU simulations ...
1. Matthias Noack (ZIB): HEOM: efficient computation of open quantum system dynamics 2. Tobias Kramer (ZIB): Performance tuning and analysis using OpenCL on many core processors ================ Joint physics / Computer science seminar "Many-core and GPU simulations of the dynamics of complex physical systems" at Zuse Institute Berlin, to be held in 3-week intervals Thursdays 14:15-16:00 at Zuse Institute.
Location: ZIB, Takustr. 7, Raum Nr 3359
3 talks on driven colloids
A special seminar featuring three short talks (15') on driven colloids
Location: Arnimallee 6, SR 126
Random processes in continuous time
Dr. Daniela Frömberg (MPI Physik komplexer Systeme Dresden)
Location: Arnimallee 6, SR 126
Random-close packing limit in mono- and polydisperse hard spheres
Dr. Vasili Baranau (U Marburg)
Location: Arnimallee 6, SR 108/109