ARCHER News
Tuesday 4th February 2020
- Preparing for ARCHER2
- HPC Champions
- HPC-Europa3 Transnational Access programme
- Training : Upcoming ARCHER Training Opportunities
Preparing for ARCHER2
Cray Compilation Environment Update and modern Fortran
Virtual Tutorial, Wednesday 5th February 15:00
Harvey Richardson, CRAY
This webinar will outline some new developments in the Cray Programming Environment and
will then focus on presenting examples of the latest features from Fortran 2018 that are
supported by the Cray Fortran compiler. Note that these developments are not available
on ARCHER today but this webinar should prove useful to people who have access to other
Cray systems or who are planning to use the next national supercomputing service that will follow on from ARCHER.
HPC Champions
The next meeting of the HPC Champions will be collocated with HPC-SIG in Bath on Wednesday 26th February.
Please register now at to attend the event
Items will include the new and existing Tier2 sites, ARCHER2 and discussion based around a UK wide HPC knowledge base.
Further details will be available on the ARCHER wesbite at: https://www.archer.ac.uk/community/champions/
as it becomes availble.
HPC-Europa3 Transnational Access programme
Collaborative research visits using High Performance Computing
Call for applications: next closing date 20th February 2020
HPC-Europa3 funds research visits for computational scientists in any discipline which can use High Performance Computing (HPC).
Visits can be made to research institutes in Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden or the UK.
UK-based researchers can benefit in two ways: either by visiting a research group elsewhere in Europe, or by hosting a research visitor from another country.
What does HPC-Europa3 provide?
- Funding for travel, living and accommodation expenses for visits of up to 13 weeks.
- Access to world-class High Performance Computing (HPC) facilities.
- Technical support to help you make best use of the HPC systems.
- Collaborative environment with an expert in your field of research.
Who can apply?
- Researchers of all levels, from postgraduate to full professors.
- Researchers from academia or industry.
- Researchers currently working in a European Union country or Associated State (see http://bit.ly/AssociatedStates for full list of Associated States).
- Researchers may not visit a group in the country where they currently work.
- A small number of places are available for researchers working outside these countries - please contact staff@hpc-europa.org for more information.
How do I apply?
Apply online at http://www.hpc-europa.org
The next closing date is 20th February 2020. Closing dates are held 4 times per year. Applications can be submitted at any time. You should receive a decision approximately 6 weeks after the closing date.
For more information and to apply online, visit: http://www.hpc-europa.org/
Follow us on Twitter for project news: https://twitter.com/HPCEuropa3
Upcoming Training Opportunities
- Cray Compilation Environment Update and modern Fortran, Online webinar, RESCHEDULED 5 February 2020 15:00
- EIS-2 - A general purpose, high performance input deck and maths parser, Online, Wednesday 12 February 2020 15:00
Full details and registration at http://www.archer.ac.uk/training/index.php
