Events

Are you writing code for your research?
Do you want to make your research results more reproducible?
Do you struggle to reproduce results of your own or others computations?
Join the CodeRefinery workshop in September and October!
It takes place online on 9 half days (you can pick and choose)
What: Intro to git and collaborative git, on github
When: 3 days in the second week of September (9+10+11 September 11:00-13:00 + 14:00-15:30 (CEST))
What: Reproducible research, tools for documentation and testing, modular code development
When: spread over 6 following weeks Wednesdays starting on 17th of September until the 22nd of October.
The intended audience for this workshop are researchers of all domains, levels and preferred programming languages who write code in their research, and the aim is to improve the reproducibility of our research by deepening the knowledge of the tools that enable better code development and sharing.
The workshop is held online (streamed on Twitch) with hands-on sessions.
Interaction with the participants and live help is guaranteed by a variety of means.
Some locations may offer in-person events (check the event page), and feel encouraged to join as a team with your colleagues and form your own classroom (please contact us if this option sparks your interest).
The event is free of charge.
More info and registration on the CodeRefinery Workshop site.

Are you writing code for your research?
Do you want to make your research results more reproducible?
Do you struggle to reproduce results of your own or others computations?
Join the CodeRefinery workshop in September and October!
It takes place online on 9 half days (you can pick and choose)
What: Intro to git and collaborative git, on github
When: 3 days in the second week of September (9+10+11 September 11:00-13:00 + 14:00-15:30 (CEST))
What: Reproducible research, tools for documentation and testing, modular code development
When: spread over 6 following weeks Wednesdays starting on 17th of September until the 22nd of October.
The intended audience for this workshop are researchers of all domains, levels and preferred programming languages who write code in their research, and the aim is to improve the reproducibility of our research by deepening the knowledge of the tools that enable better code development and sharing.
The workshop is held online (streamed on Twitch) with hands-on sessions.
Interaction with the participants and live help is guaranteed by a variety of means.
Some locations may offer in-person events (check the event page), and feel encouraged to join as a team with your colleagues and form your own classroom (please contact us if this option sparks your interest).
The event is free of charge.
More info and registration on the CodeRefinery Workshop site.

The Scientific Computing Center is hosting on October 21, 2025, the introductory course: "High Performance Computing (HPC) and Data Management". This course is aimed at (future) users of the bwHPC clusters (bwUniCluster 3.0, bwForClusters), BaWü data federation, NHR@KIT infrastructure incl. HoreKa and covers information about access and usage of bwHPC clusters, NHR@KIT infrastructure and storage systems. The event combines talks and tutorials, and addresses beginners. The course will be conducted in English. It is free of charge and will take place on-site. 

The Scientific Computing Center is hosting the course: "Intermediate High Performance Computing (HPC) and Data Management topics" on October 22, 2025. This course is aimed at active, intermediate users of the bwHPC clusters (bwUniCluster, bwForClusters) and the HPC cluster HoreKa and includes advanced batch & job scripting, compiling, remote visualization and data management. Knowledge about the Bash shell and the Linux command line interface are recommended for this course. The event combines talks and tutorials. The course will be conducted in English. It is free of charge and will take place on-site.

The Scientific Computing Center is hosting the course: "Advanced High Performance Computing (HPC) and Data Management topics" on October 23, 2025. This course is aimed at active, intermediate users of the bwHPC clusters (bwUniCluster, bwForClusters) and the HPC cluster HoreKa and includes advanced batch & job scripting, compiling, remote visualization and data management. Knowledge about the Bash shell and the Linux command line interface are recommended for this course. The event combines talks and tutorials. The course will be conducted in English. It is free of charge and will take place on-site.

A close exchange with users is essential for the further development of the NHR@KIT services and infrastructures. For this reason, a new series of events has been launched, where operators and users can meet and exchange ideas in an informal setting: HPC Café.
 
In addition to our established contact channels and training courses, we offer the HPC Café at regular intervals (every first friday of a month).
 
The event will take place from 10 am to 12 pm with a keynote speech, which will be followed by a discussion.
 

Keynote speech topic for upcoming HPC Café: KaMPIng: Performant, Reliable, and Productive MPI Programming with C++ by Tim Niklas Uhl (KIT/ITI)
 
Of course, a question and answer session is also planned. Here, users can address HPC-related topics and problems. We will try to find solutions together.
 
Would you like a presentation on a specific topic? Please let us know. --> office@nhr.kit.edu
 
Over coffee and cookies, the topics raised can be discussed in greater depth.
 
Please register on Indico event page in order to attend.
 
We look forward to seeing you there and hope for a lively participation!
 
For further information, please visit the event website at https://indico.scc.kit.edu/event/4802

Für die partnerschaftliche Zusammenarbeit im Bereich der Informationsverarbeitung wurden dem zentralen IT-Dienstleister SCC in der Vergangenheit sogenannte IT-Beauftragte bzw. IT-Koordinatoren benannt.
Hierzu findet zweimal im Jahr eine Informationsveranstaltung für alle benannten IT-Beauftragen statt.

A close exchange with users is essential for the further development of the NHR@KIT services and infrastructures. For this reason, a new series of events has been launched, where operators and users can meet and exchange ideas in an informal setting: HPC Café.
 
In addition to our established contact channels and training courses, we offer the HPC Café at regular intervals (every first friday of a month).
 
The event will take place from 10 am to 12 pm with a keynote speech, which will be followed by a discussion.
 

Keynote speech topic for upcoming HPC Café: KaMPIng: Performant, Reliable, and Productive MPI Programming with C++ by Tim Niklas Uhl (KIT/ITI)
 
Of course, a question and answer session is also planned. Here, users can address HPC-related topics and problems. We will try to find solutions together.
 
Would you like a presentation on a specific topic? Please let us know. --> office@nhr.kit.edu
 
Over coffee and cookies, the topics raised can be discussed in greater depth.
 
Please register on Indico event page in order to attend.
 
We look forward to seeing you there and hope for a lively participation!
 
For further information, please visit the event website at https://indico.scc.kit.edu/event/4802

A close exchange with users is essential for the further development of the NHR@KIT services and infrastructures. For this reason, a new series of events has been launched, where operators and users can meet and exchange ideas in an informal setting: HPC Café.
 
In addition to our established contact channels and training courses, we offer the HPC Café at regular intervals (every first friday of a month).
 
The event will take place from 10 am to 12 pm with a keynote speech, which will be followed by a discussion.
 

Keynote speech topic for upcoming HPC Café: KaMPIng: Performant, Reliable, and Productive MPI Programming with C++ by Tim Niklas Uhl (KIT/ITI)
 
Of course, a question and answer session is also planned. Here, users can address HPC-related topics and problems. We will try to find solutions together.
 
Would you like a presentation on a specific topic? Please let us know. --> office@nhr.kit.edu
 
Over coffee and cookies, the topics raised can be discussed in greater depth.
 
Please register on Indico event page in order to attend.
 
We look forward to seeing you there and hope for a lively participation!
 
For further information, please visit the event website at https://indico.scc.kit.edu/event/4802

A close exchange with users is essential for the further development of the NHR@KIT services and infrastructures. For this reason, a new series of events has been launched, where operators and users can meet and exchange ideas in an informal setting: HPC Café.
 
In addition to our established contact channels and training courses, we offer the HPC Café at regular intervals (every first friday of a month).
 
The event will take place from 10 am to 12 pm with a keynote speech, which will be followed by a discussion.
 

Keynote speech topic for upcoming HPC Café: KaMPIng: Performant, Reliable, and Productive MPI Programming with C++ by Tim Niklas Uhl (KIT/ITI)
 
Of course, a question and answer session is also planned. Here, users can address HPC-related topics and problems. We will try to find solutions together.
 
Would you like a presentation on a specific topic? Please let us know. --> office@nhr.kit.edu
 
Over coffee and cookies, the topics raised can be discussed in greater depth.
 
Please register on Indico event page in order to attend.
 
We look forward to seeing you there and hope for a lively participation!
 
For further information, please visit the event website at https://indico.scc.kit.edu/event/4802