The goal of the interdisciplinary seminar series “Computation & Data” at HSU is to bring together researchers and foster exchange on the development of algorithms, methods and software. The seminar series is typically scheduled for the last Wednesday every month, 16:00-18:00, with each session featuring one presentation that can be attended either digitally or on-site at HSU. Additionally, the HPC Café will offer peer-to-peer consulting opportunities.
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Next Sessions: FT 2025
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 28.01.2026, 16:00-18:00
28. January 2026 on-site: seminar room 202digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) 16:00-17:00: Scientific Talk by Mihail Miller (InfAI e.V. Leipzig): Disentangling the Black Box: Transparent and Structured On-Premises Knowledge Engineering and Retrieval with AI Models – Insights from LiquidInfo (URZ, Leipzig) and DigiTaKS* This presentation examines how privacy-compliant AI systems can transform heterogeneous, potentially sensitive data into an…
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 17.12.2025, 16:00-18:00
17. December 2025 on-site: seminar room 308digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) 16:00-17:00: Scientific Talk by Laura Lindner (HSU / UniBW H): FEM Simulation of TPMS Gyroid under multiaxial-loading: a comparison of solids and different shell elements Due to a range of factors, including climate change, raw material shortages, increasing demand for comfort, and cost considerations, lightweight construction has…
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 26.11.2025, 16:00-18:00
26. November 2025 on-site: seminar room 109digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) 16:00-17:00: Scientific Talk by Kevin Lüdemann (GWDG Göttingen): The HPC Skill Tree, design, current content, and how to work with it The HPC Skill Tree is a structured approach to classifying and standardising training material and courses across different HPC centres and even different countries. It is…
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 29.10.2025, 16:00-18:00
17. June 2025 on-site: seminar room 109digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) 16:00-17:00: Scientific Talk by Ruben Hor (HSU/UniBw H): Impact of Extreme Weather on Civil Engineering Structures: High-Fidelity Fluid-Structure Interaction Simulations Due to climate change, extreme weather events – such as strong wind gusts – are becoming increasingly significant in the design of modern civil engineering structures. Lightweight…
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 25.06.2025, 16:00-18:00
on-site: seminar room 109digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) 16:00-17:00: Scientific Talk by Guillaume De Nayer (HSU/UniBw H): Impact of Extreme Weather on Civil Engineering Structures: High-Fidelity Fluid-Structure Interaction Simulations Due to climate change, extreme weather events – such as strong wind gusts – are becoming increasingly significant in the design of modern civil engineering structures….
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 21.05.2025, 16:00-18:00
on-site: seminar room 108digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) 16:00-17:00: Scientific Talk by Ruben Horn (HSU/UniBw H): GreenHPC: An overview and practical guideDemand for HPC is growing across scientific fields, leading to growing energy demand. To minimize ecological impact of their work, and since it is not unlikely that future systems will implement billing based on…
Seminar Series & HPC Café: Computation & Data on Wed, 23.04.2025
on-site: seminar room 109digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) Scientific Talk (4:00 PM to 5:00 PM): Julio Gutiérrez (HSU) Study of nozzle influence on aerosol deposition (AD) by using 3D CFD simulationsIn aerosol deposition, fine ceramic powders in sizes of less than typically 5 μm are deposited as a coating at room temperature. Aerosol deposition must…
Seminar Series: Computation & Data on Wed, 26.03.2025, 16:00-18:00
on-site: seminar room 403digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) Markus Klein (UniBw M): Towards LES of Liquid Jet Atomization Using an Eulerian-Lagrangian Multiscale ApproachThe predictive simulation of industry-scale atomizers remains difficult to date. While LES based on a combination of interface capturing and Lagrangian particle tracking is a promising strategy, the modeling of the sub-grid scale…
Seminar Series: Computation & Data on Wed, 26.02.2025, 16:00-18:00
on-site: seminar room 403digital: link via E-Mail ([email protected]) Gerhard Schreiber (HSU): Data Toxicality: Observations and Reflections from a Techno-Ethical PerspectiveIn biochemistry, “toxic” refers to the harmful effects of a substance when it comes into contact with a biological system. Extending this scientific concept, “toxic” has increasingly been applied to destructive patterns of thought and behavior…
Seminar Series: Computation & Data on Wed, 29.01.2025, 16:00-18:00
on-site: seminar room 403online: MS Teams (link via E-Mail: [email protected]) Natalie Rauter (HSU): How to predict material behavior by utilizing neural networksNumerical simulations of materials can be challenging and time consuming when dealing with complex microstructures, different scales, and damage evolution. Here, NN can be beneficial by reducing the complexity of the model and hence,…
Letzte Änderung: 3. February 2026