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EuroCC Austria and Slovenia are organizing an exciting Sprint Training Event: Introduction to EESSI – European Environment for Scientific Software Installations, together with CoE …

In collaboration with the SKA project, we demonstrated the successful use of European Environment for Scientific Software Installations (EESSI) to run radio astronomy …

Thanks to the work developed under MultiXscale CoE we are proud to announce that as of 22 July 2024, Extrae v4.2.0 is available in the EESSI production …

By Jean-Noël Grad GitHub continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines can leverage EESSI1 to download pre-built scientific software using the EESSI GitHub Action2. …

By Jean-Noël Grad We are happy to announce the first release of pyMBE, an open-source Python package designed to facilitate the design of …

The recording and presentation of the talk “Streaming scientific software has never been so EESSI”, by Alan O’Cais, at HPCKP’24 Barcelona are already …

The International Post-Exascale Project (InPEx) is a pioneering initiative bringing together the brightest minds in the field of high-performance computing, from researchers and …

One of the milestones that we have in MultiXscale is to be able to run the EESSI test suite on at least two …

New Paper available at Faraday Discussions Journal: “Investigating the effect of particle size distribution and complex exchange dynamics on NMR spectra of ions …

Our coordinator, Matej Praprotnik, gave a talk and presented MultiXscale poster at the Austrian-Slovenian HPC Meeting 2024 – ASHPC24. He also chairs the …

Several members of MultiXscale CoE participated from 12 to 16 May at the ISC High Performance 2024, in Hamburg (Germany). This event connects …

We invite all interested to attend the ESPResSo summer school “Simulating soft matter across scales” on October 7-11, 2024, University of Stuttgart, Germany. …

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