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The recording of the talk and slides presentation given by MultiXscale expert Alan O’Cais (Ghent University) on 17th June 2026, in the framework …

We’re excited to share that Issue 7 of the MultiXscale Newsletter has been published and is now available on our website. In this …

Last Wednesday, MultiXscale expert El Hassane Lahrar presented the talk: “Toward Efficient and Accurate Simulations of Porous Carbon-Based Energy Storage Systems”, during the …

MultiXscale and the ICP Stuttgart invite you to the 2026 ESPResSo summer school “Studying dynamics in soft matter and porous materials”, taking place …

MultiXscale CoE will be actively contributing to EuroHPC User Days 2026, taking place from 22–24 September 2026 in Dublin (Ireland) bringing together the …

MultiXscale experts Matteo Zanfrognini and Antonio Sciarappa (Leonardo) will give “An introduction to the lattice Boltzmann method for industrial applications” (and hands-on session as …

ESPResSo 5.0.1 is a bugfix release for the 5.0 line, providing corrections that improve reliability and accuracy. While the user interface remains unchanged …

By Rodrigo Bartolomeu At the Joint Laboratory for Extreme-Scale Computing (JLESC) workshop, which comprises members from INRIA, the University of Illinois, Argonne National …

New Paper available at Nature Communications, volume 17, Article number: 5464 (2026): “Highly disordered nanoporous carbons for enhanced energy storage in supercapacitors”. DOI: …

The recordings of the 3-day EasyBuild + EESSI + Spack tutorial/hackathon are already available on YouTube, watch the videos here. The event was …

Meet our MultiXscale experts in the following sessions at ISC26 Hamburg (Germany): Tutorial: Introduction to EESSI: the European Environment for Scientific Software Installations …

Alan O’Cais will present “Introduction to the EuroHPC Federation Platform” on 17 June at 12h30, during the HPC Annual Meeting – HPCKP26 Barcelona …

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