Kick-off meeting: Superheroes 4 Science vol.2
We are excited to announce that the Superheroes 4 Science (S4S)vol.2 kick-off meeting was held in Bratislava, Slovakia from November 28-30. The project aims to introduce the younger generation to the fascinating world of high-performance computing and focuses on creating interactive educational materials on topics such as supercomputers, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. Teams from the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia gathered at the introductory project meeting in Bratislava. It was a highly productive three days during which we had the opportunity to plan the development of various interesting educational activities and materials for you.
In addition to being a very productive meeting we also had the opportunity to see the first Slovak supercomputer from 1958. This computer was used for modeling dynamic systems and calculating differential equations, and it was in operation until 1972. We also visited the new Slovak #supercomputer Devana. Devana is a powerful machine that is capable of performing complex calculations at speeds that were unimaginable just a few decades ago.
Follow the project website and social media channels and don't miss out on various interesting educational activities and materials that we are preparing for you
- Superheroes 4 science webpage
- Superheroes 4 science facebook
- Superheroes 4 sicence instagram
- Superheroes 4 science youtube
Lecture on HPC and AI at the University of Economics in Bratislava 15 Mar - A lecture focusing on current trends in high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) was held at the University of Economics in Bratislava (EUBA).
A Practical Lecture: How to Build Your Career Path Already During Your Studies 14 Mar - At the Faculty of Commerce of the University of Economics in Bratislava, we organized an engaging guest lecture focused on career development in the digital world.
AI and Supercomputers in Practice: A Lecture for TUKE Students 13 Mar - On 5 March 2026, an expert lecture by Dr. Lucia Malíčková from the National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC) took place at the Technical University of Košice (TUKE), titled “Can Supercomputers and Artificial Intelligence Be Useful?”. The event was held in lecture hall PK7 in a hybrid format (both online and in person) and was attended by 110 TUKE students.