Workshop & hackathon: Exascale women on stage!
V dňoch 12. – 14. júna na pôde Humboldtovej univerzity v Berlíne bude prebiehať workshop a hackathon Exascale women on stage! This event is organized by women for women to learn about each others' research and build professional networks. The event is open to all female scientists at all professional levels – including master students, PhD students, postdocs, and professors – working on the development of methods and codes to bring electronic-structure theory to the exascale.The workshop is organized by the NOMAD CoE.
The event serves two purposes:
- First, the scientists will discuss their research and share experiences.
- Second, they will gather ideas and develop a joint strategy on how to attract more female colleagues to the field. In a hackathon style, they will develop materials for their needs.
Strengthening Slovak–Romanian Cooperation and the Development of Scientific Partnership 8 Dec - Romania’s National Day is a significant historical milestone commemorating the Great Union of 1918, when Transylvania, Bessarabia, and Bukovina united with the Kingdom of Romania. This moment laid the foundations of the modern Romanian state and remains a powerful symbol of national identity and unity to this day.
We Participated in the High-Level Summit on AI in Bratislava 2 Dec -
Zučastnili sme sa prestížneho High-Level Summit on AI – BratislavAI Forum 2025, ktorý predstavuje jeden z najvýznamnejších aktuálnych európskych príspevkov k formovaniu globálnej architektúry správy umelej inteligencie. Lucia Malíčková reprezentovala naše odborné kapacity v oblasti umelej inteligencie, dátových ekosystémov a digitálnych inovácií.
NCC Slovakia on Business Mission in Portugal During the State Visit of the Slovak President 2 Dec - On 26–27 November 2025, the National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC Slovakia) took part in a business mission to Portugal held on the occasion of the state visit of the President of the Slovak Republic, Peter Pellegrini. Božidara Pellegrini took part in the mission on behalf of NSCC and also served as the representative of the National Competence Centre for HPC (NCC Slovakia) – the NSCC division responsible for the EuroCC project and for facilitating access of Slovak stakeholders to EuroHPC JU supercomputing resources. The delegation consisted of nearly 20 innovative Slovak companies and institutions active in the fields of digital solutions, information technologies, smart cities, and energy.
