SLING Days

3 Dec 2024, 09:00 → 5 Dec 2024, 18:50 Europe/Ljubljana

Four Points by Sheraton Ljubljana Mons

We would like to invite you to the "Slovenian Supercomputing Network Days" or "SLING Days", which will take place at the Four Points by Sheraton Ljubljana Mons Hotel.

Get to know the Slovenian Supercomputing Network (SLING) and learn about the latest developments in supercomputing in Slovenia and Europe.

The varied program includes presentations on the activities of the National Competence Center for Supercomputing and Centres of Excellence in Supercomputing. We will also present examples of effective use of powerful supercomputers in industry and academia, and explain the possibilities of access to these systems for different users.

Registration is required for this event, which is part of the EuroCC 2 project and the ARNES conference "Mreža znanja".

The event and the workshops are free of charge.

In addition, you will be able to follow the main part of the conference program via live streaming.

Join us and deepen your understanding of the world of supercomputing.

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^{EuroCC 2 project has received funding from the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (JU) under grant agreement No 101101903. The JU receives support from the Digital Europe Programme and Germany, Bulgaria, Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Norway, Türkiye, Republic of North Macedonia, Iceland, Montenegro, Serbia. 
National Competence Centre SLING is co-funded by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Republic of Slovenia.}

Tuesday 3 December

13:30 → 14:30 Lunch and registration

14:30 → 16:30 Central European Regional Group Meeting: 1/2 (Closed meeting for NCC members) [Language: English]

14:30 Welcome

14:35 NCCs introductions

14:50 Training focus

15:40 Industry focus

14:30 → 16:30 MultiXscale hackathon: 1/2 [Language: English]

The event will kick off with a 1-hour theoretical session, where participants will be introduced to the core concepts of multiscale simulations. The presentation will cover the following key topics:
- Overview of MultiXscale CoE,
- Introduction to Ultrasound and open boundary water simulations,
- LAMMPS code,
- Overview of EESSI (European Environment for Scientific Software Installations), including how it works and implementation.

After the theoretical session, participants will transition into 2-hour hands-on challenge:
- The challenge will involve performing a simulation using LAMMPS with Kokkos in EESSI.
- Participants will simulate the flow past a sphere, utilizing the VEGA supercomputer for calculations.
- This challenge will be a practical application of the tools and concepts covered during the theoretical presentation.

Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of Python and Bash,
- Access to a VEGA account to participate in the simulation.

14:30 Theoretical session

The event will kick off with a 1-hour theoretical session, where participants will be introduced to the core concepts of multiscale simulations. The presentation will cover the following key topics:
- Overview of MultiXscale CoE,
- Introduction to Ultrasound and open boundary water simulations,
- LAMMPS code,
- Overview of EESSI (European Environment for Scientific Software Installations), including how it works and implementation.

15:30 Hands-on challenge 1/2

After the theoretical session, participants will transition into 2-hour hands-on challenge:
- The challenge will involve performing a simulation using LAMMPS with Kokkos in EESSI.
- Participants will simulate the flow past a sphere, utilizing the VEGA supercomputer for calculations.
- This challenge will be a practical application of the tools and concepts covered during the theoretical presentation.

16:30 → 17:00 Coffee break

17:00 → 18:00 Central European Regional Group Meeting: 2/2 (Closed meeting for NCC members) [Language: English]

17:00 Dissemination focus

17:30 "Hot topics” of the project

17:00 → 18:00 MultiXscale hackathon: 2/2 [Language: English]

The event will kick off with a 1-hour theoretical session, where participants will be introduced to the core concepts of multiscale simulations. The presentation will cover the following key topics:
- Overview of MultiXscale CoE,
- Introduction to Ultrasound and open boundary water simulations,
- LAMMPS code,
- Overview of EESSI (European Environment for Scientific Software Installations), including how it works and implementation.

After the theoretical session, participants will transition into 2-hour hands-on challenge:
- The challenge will involve performing a simulation using LAMMPS with Kokkos in EESSI.
- Participants will simulate the flow past a sphere, utilizing the VEGA supercomputer for calculations.
- This challenge will be a practical application of the tools and concepts covered during the theoretical presentation.

Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of Python and Bash,
- Access to a VEGA account to participate in the simulation.

17:00 Hands-on challenge 2/2

• The challenge will involve performing a simulation using LAMMPS with Kokkos in EESSI.
• Participants will simulate the flow past a sphere, utilizing the VEGA supercomputer for calculations.
• This challenge will be a practical application of the tools and concepts covered during the theoretical presentation.

Wednesday 4 December

08:00 → 09:00 Registration

09:00 → 11:00 Slovenian Supercomputing Network Day (International): 1/2 [Language: English]

The plenary session will be held in English and present topics, such as: NCC collaboration, SMASH postdoctoral program, EuroHPC Vega supercomputer, SLING service portfolio, and a panel discussion about Women in HPC.

09:00 Introductory speech

Speaker: Damjan Harisch (ARNES)

09:10 Supercomputing in Slovenia – SLING

Samo Stanič will present the organization and mission of the SLING consortium and the challenges we will face in the field of supercomputing in the coming years. Participation in SLING enables Slovenian scientists to competitively engage in major international research trends in particle physics, astrophysics, materials science, and other fields where high computational power is essential for simulations and analyses. One of the goals is also to increase involvement of industry, as advanced supercomputing infrastructure opens doors to new scientific, technological, and economically successful breakthroughs, which are expected with the emergence and spread of artificial intelligence across all fields.

Samo Stanič is the head of the Center for Astrophysics and Cosmology at the University of Nova Gorica, where he studies cosmic high-energy photons and charged particles of extreme energies, as well as related phenomena in the universe using the Cherenkov Telescope Array and Pierre Auger observatories. Since 2022, he has been the coordinator of SLING.

Speaker: Prof. Samo Stanič (Univerza v Novi Gorici)

09:30 HPC Vega – Slovenian EuroHPC supercomputer

HPC Vega is in its fourth year of operation and has hosted over 80 large-scale EuroHPC JU and domestic projects. In parallel HPC Vega has supported or still supporting many development and smaller benchmark projects, altogether more than 1000 researchers and other users working on 400 projects, representing all major scientific domains. HPC Vega infrastructure is used by development and research activities within EU projects Intertwin, EPICURE, and SMASH. IZUM together with partners supports several Centres of Excellence (like MultiXScale and Max3) and activities of EuroCC SLING led by Arnes. Resources of HPC Vega are available also on commercial pay-per-use terms. Some companies from Slovenia and abroad already run their calculations on HPC Vega. A presentation will provide information on best practices to access such a large public research HPC infrastructure.

Dejan Valh has been the Head of the supercomputing sector for several years, and before that he was the Head of the system support sector at IZUM for many years, where he was employed as a system engineer in 2000. He was one of the technical experts at the tender in the HPC RIVR project, where Slovenia acquired the HPC Vega, the most powerful supercomputer in Slovenia, and later worked as the Head of the HPC RIVR expert council, then as the SLING coordinator, and was an associate member of the INFRAG infrastructure advisory group at to the EuroHPC JU, which jointly funded HPC Vega in 2021.

Speaker: Dejan Valh (Institute of Information Science)

09:50 SLING Service Portfolio

On overview of the core services provided by SLING as the Slovenian EuroHPC National Competence Centre will serve to round up the presentation of SLING and it biggest HPC system. Our activities centre on getting individual users, research groups, development teams and companies up and using the infrastructure as soon as possible, but we will also present the kinds of access modes and support that we can offer and where to get advanced support by domain experts in Slovenia or in the EuroHPC ecosystem at large.

Jan Jona Javoršek works in digital humanities, computational linguistics and has contributed in distributed computing initiatives, the establishment of the Slovenian National Supercomputing Network SLING, EOSC initiatives and EuroHPC projects, such as HPC Vega and MaX Centre of Excellence.

Speaker: Jan Jona Javoršek (Jožef Stefan” Institute)

10:10 Supercomputers Adore Deep Learning

In recent years, computer experts have transitioned from mainly designing supercomputers to becoming significant users. The lecture will explore the reasons for the twist, primarily driven by advancements in graphics accelerators. We will delve into the design of graphics accelerators, highlighting the importance of special computational units like tensor cores and new number representations to excel developments in artificial intelligence.

Uroš Lotrič is a professor at the Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana. He lectures courses on distributed and high-performance computing. His main research interests include approximate and high-performance computing. He is involved in the national supercomputing competence center and cooperates on several European supercomputing projects.

Speaker: Uroš Lotrič (Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana)

10:40 Catch the heat - Monitoring system for Server Room

The presentation addresses overheating issues in server room and discusses of monitoring solution at University of Nova Gorica. The proposed solution involves using Raspberry Pi with different sensors to independently monitor temperature and with possibility for extension with other sensors (smoke, light, etc.). Monitoring system (MUNG) is designed to be self-standing with possibility of integration with centralized system, like visualization with Grafana.

Bojan Korečič, is a system maintainer at University of Nova Gorica who combined electronics and computing in a temperature measurement project for the needs of the server rooms at University of Nova Gorica.

Speaker: Bojan Korečič (University of Nova Gorica)

11:00 → 11:30 Coffee break

11:30 → 13:30 Slovenian Supercomputing Network Day (International): 2/2 [Language: English]

The plenary session will be held in English and present topics, such as: NCC collaboration, SMASH postdoctoral program, EuroHPC Vega supercomputer, SLING service portfolio, and a panel discussion about Women in HPC.

11:30 NCC Slovenia Collaboration

The presentation will present our strategy to foster international and national collaboration in the field of high-performance computing. Key objectives of our strategy include:
- Accelerating the dissemination of knowledge and best practices through intensified international cooperation.
- Strengthening partnerships between industry and academia to drive innovation and address real-world challenges.
- Collaborating with the CASTIEL 2 initiative as well as general cooperation with the EuroHPC ecosystem (e.g. Centres of Excellence and EDIHs) to enhance the impact of high-performance computing on research and inovation.
- Fostering national networking and collaboration among National Competence Centers (NCCs) to share knowledge and resources.
- Addressing issues related to intellectual property rights to facilitate collaboration and technology transfer.

Milan Ojsteršek is a head of the Laboratory for Heterogeneous Computer Systems at the University of Maribor, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. His research focuses on heterogeneous computing systems, the semantic web, natural language processing, open-access repositories, and research data archives. He leads the development and operation of Slovenian open-access infrastructure and several international and national projects connected to the open-access infrastructure, open data, knowledge management, and academic integrity. He participated in the HPC RIVR project, which established the Vega and Maister supercomputers. A group from Laboratory for Heterogeneous Computer Systems was established a big data archive.

Speaker: Milan Ojsteršek (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Maribor)

11:40 The EPICURE project – a case study

The EPICURE project aims to strengthen support for HPC users in scaling and optimising code. EPICURE covers several key areas: code transformation for different architectures, performance analysis, business benchmarking, code transformation and optimisation. Samo will describe an example of a project that has already been optimised and achieved speedup on HPC Vega.

Dr. Žiga Zebec holds a master’s degree in microbial ecology, molecular microbiology and immunobiology and received his PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) for his dissertation on CRISPR systems. He has completed several trainings, PostDoc in the field of synthetic biology. More recently he received funding for the CellD-synBio project from the Ministry of Education and the EU Cohesion fund. Dr. Zebec has published several scientific papers, authored reviews, presented papers at international conferences and participated in EU-funded projects. In 2023 dr. Zebec joined the team of HPC Vega.

Speaker: Žiga Zebec (Institute of Information Science)

12:00 SMASH – Machine Learning for Science and Humanities Postdoctoral Program

SMASH – is an innovative, intersectoral, career-development training program for postdoctoral researchers, centred on developing cutting-edge machine learning applications for science and humanities.

It is a five year European project, led by the University of Nova Gorica, co-financed by Horizon Europe, Marie Sklodowska Curie COFUND Action. SMASH aims to support 50 postdoctoral researchers that will use the HPC VEGA, and apply machine learning techniques to address some of the world’s most challenging scientific questions. In this presentation I will give an overview of the program that is now in its second year and projects under development by our fellows.

Gabrijela Zaharijas is associated professor of physics at the University of Nova Gorica. She is a PI of the MSCA project SMASH and works on applications of machine learning algorithms to gamma ray astrophysics.

Speaker: Gabrijela Zaharijas (University of Nova Gorica)

12:20 Quantum Computing for Fundamental Physics in NISQ era

Tomaž Prosen will discuss the current status of quantum computing in NISQ era in the context its utility in fundamental physics research. As an example he will present his recent collaboration with Google Quantum AI lab on simulating quantum transport and full counting statistics in quantum magnets.

Tomaž Prosen is a Full Professor at the Faculty for mathematics and physics, University of Ljubljana, and leads a resarch group for Nonequilibrium quantum and statistical physics. His main research focus is in quantum many-body physics and exactly solvable models of dynamics.

Speaker: Tomaž Prosen (Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana)

12:50 Women in HPC - Panel Discussion

The panel discussion is organized as an activity of the Central European Chapter of Women in HPC, committed to raising awareness of the unique challenges women face in high-performance computing (HPC) and advocating for inclusive policies and practices within organizations. By promoting these values, they aim to create a more welcoming environment for everyone in HPC.

We will host users and researchers who work with HPC in their fields. They will share their experiences, perspectives, and advice on how to establish a more inclusive environment for women and achieve greater balance in this area.

Claudia Blaas-Schenner studied Technical Physics at TU Wien, where she also earned her PhD and completed her postdoc. She started with supercomputer calculations in 1990 and has since delved deeper into the field. Today, Claudia Blaas-Schenner is one of the world's most recognised HPC experts. In 2015, she founded the training programme at Austria’s supercomputer, the VSC, and has been its director ever since. She is one of the top experts in MPI and chair of the EuroMPI/Australia 2024 conference.

Alja Prah is part of the supercomputing team at Jožef Stefan Institute, involved with supporting most Slovenian supercomputers. At the same time she is continuing to pursue her research (from which she obtained a PhD in Pharmacy in 2021) as part of the Theory Department at the National Institute of Chemistry.

Ivona Vasileska has a PhD in nuclear engineering and has been a researcher and teaching assistant at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Her research focuses on plasma physics, nuclear fusion, and high-performance computing (HPC). In recent years, she has expanded her work to parallel computing for machine learning. Vasileska has contributed to over 12 European projects in fusion and HPC and has authored more than 30 journal and conference papers in high-impact publications in fusion, and HPC.

Iva Černoša is a PhD student of bioinformatics at University of Ljubljana. She uses supercomputers as part of her research for analysis of big genomic files and to train models for prediction of gene expression in plants.

13:30 → 14:30 Lunch

14:30 → 16:30 Centres of Excellence and Business Incubator: 1/2 [Language: English]

14:30 Centres of Excellence

The CoEs interaction at SLING days 2024 present a great opportunity to share your thoughts.

It will be great to hear from several CoE-s what works well for them, the do's and don'ts for discussed topics.

The agenda for the session:
- CoEs introductions
- Good practices examples
- Do’s and don’t-s
- Collaboration with NCCs and between CoEs

CoE-s involved:
- CoE MaX
- CoE Plasma-PEPSC
- CoE EXCELLERAT
- CoE ChEESE
- CoE MultiXscale

16:30 → 17:00 Coffee break

17:00 → 18:00 Centres of Excellence and Business Incubator: 2/2 [Language: English]

17:00 Industry incubator for NCCs and CoEs

This session will not focus on the usual "success story" format bout rather on a "collaboration example" format more in a workshop direction. Meaning working with a SME is be focused on:
- how you address (come in contact) with an SME
- difference between collaboration and subcontracting
- the involvement of your institution at different stages of a project - what is the expected obligation from each partner; where during a project your institution helps and what to expect
- chances for additional cofounding of a project?
- the gains for a SME
- usage of a HPC - how to get onboard, how your institution helps
- innovative approaches

The agenda for the session:
- Presentation of work with industry (NCC Czechia)
- Interaction with industries (NCC Netherland)
- HPC4SME tool presentation - usability (NCC Slovenia - Arctur)
- Using the Fortissimo project(s) to attract SMEs to the NCC activities

Thursday 5 December

08:00 → 09:00 Registration

09:00 → 11:00 Dan slovenskega superračunalniškega omrežja: 1/2 [Language: Slovenian]

Plenarna predavanja na Dnevu slovenskega superračunalniškega omrežja bodo pokrivala tematike od nevroznanosti in velikih jezikovnih modelov pa vse do digitalne humanistike in hekatonov.

09:00 Uvodni nagovor

Direktor Akademske in raziskovalne mreže Slovenije

Speaker: Marko Bonač

09:20 Raziskovalni program Digitalna humanistika: viri, orodja in metode

Digitalizacija kulturne dediščine v Sloveniji zaostaja za evropskim povprečjem. Z izjemo korpusnega jezikoslovja in literarne zgodovine, ki razpolagata s številnimi bogato označenimi in mednarodno priznanimi korpusi in znanstvenokritičnimi izdajami, je datafikacija raziskovalnih virov v slovenski humanistiki močno fragmentirana, ti pa so obenem v veliki meri nezdružljivi, saj uporabljajo različne standarde kodiranja. Predstavili bomo raziskovalni program "Digitalna humanistika: viri, orodja in metode", ki preči omenjene ovire in skrbi za zajem, organizacijo, shranjevanje, obogatitev, analizo, vizualizacijo, interpretacijo podatkov digitalnih in digitaliziranih virov.

Filip Dobranić je filozof in sociolog kulture ter doktorski kandidat na Fakulteti za računalništvo in informatiko Univerze v Ljubljani. V sklopu doktorskega študija raziskuje in razvija pristope k semantični segmentaciji zgodovinskih tiskanih medijev s fokusom na multimodalne modele, primarno modele za računalniški vid z uporabo zemljevidov besedilnih vložitev. Onkraj študijskih obveznosti zbira in kurira korpuse digitaliziranih zgodovinskih in sodobnih digitalnih virov, ter sodeluje z drugimi raziskovalkami_ci pri njihovi analizi.

Speaker: Filip Dobranić (Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino)

09:40 Projekt LSST

Observatorij Vere Rubin v Čilu bo leta 2025 pričel izvajati široko-kotni pregled neba Legacy Survey of Space and Time – LSST, pri katerem sodeluje tudi Univerza v Novi Gorici. V desetih letih bo opazoval 17 milijard zvezd in 20 milijard galaksij ter ustvaril največjo bazo podatkov o astronomskih objektih, ki bo služila kot osnova raznovrstnim raziskavam, od proučevanja našega Osončja in Galaksije do kozmoloških ugank temne snovi in temne energije.

Andreja Gomboc je profesorica za astronomijo na Fakulteti za naravoslovje in raziskovalka v Centru za astrofiziko in kozmologijo na Univerzi v Novi Gorici. Je članica več mednarodnih astronomskih kolaboracij in proučuje pojave povezane s črnimi luknjami. Vodi sodelovanje Slovenije pri Observatoriju Vere Rubin in so-upravlja EU projekt COFUND SMASH. Je so-pobudnica izobraževalnega teleskopa GoChile, promotorka astronomije in kolumnistka časopisa Delo.

Speaker: Andreja Gomboc (Univerza v Novi Gorici)

10:00 DAfab: AI Factory for Copernicus Data at Scale

Speaker: TBA

10:20 Projekt “Gravitacija”

Speaker: Sašo Dzeroski (Institut "Jožef Stefan")

10:40 Veliki jezikovni modeli

Speaker: Marko Robnik Šikonja (Fakulteta za računalništvo in informatiko Univerze v Ljubljani)

09:00 → 11:00 Superračunalništvo za industrijo: 1/3 [Language: Slovenian]

Vas zanima več o uporabi superračunalnika v vašem podjetju in kako lahko pri tem uporabljate SLING infrastrukturo? Predstavili vam bomo superračunalnik VEGA, primere dobre rabe v industriji, ter možnosti sodelovanja in rabe nacionalne in mednarodne infrastrukture.

09:00 Uvodni pozdrav

Speaker: TBA

09:15 Kako lahko podjetja pridobijo dostop do superračunalniških virov SLING

Speaker: Dejan Valh (Institut informacijskih znanosti Maribor)

09:35 Arctur HPC: Pospeševanje razvoja in inovacij s superračunalniško močjo

Speaker: Tristan Pahor (Arctur d.o.o.)

09:55 Kaj prinaša novi Vodič uvajanja umetne inteligence v mala in srednja podjetja

Speaker: Mitja Trampuž (AI4SI)

10:15 Kako spodbujati pismenosti na področju umetne inteligence

Speaker: Mateja Baebler (Združenje za informatiko in telekomunikacije, GZS)

10:35 Nevroznanost in umetna inteligenca: potenciali in problemi iz perspektive startupa

Marko Grobelnik je raziskovalec na področju umetne inteligence na Odseku za umetno inteligenco Instituta »Jožef Stefan«, soustanovitelj Mednarodnega raziskovalnega centra za umetno inteligenco pri UNESCO (IRCAI) in direktor podjetja Quintelligence.com. Marko je soavtor več knjig, soustanovitelj več start-upov in sodeluje oziroma je sodeloval v preko 100 mednarodnih raziskovalnih projektih na različnih področjih umetne inteligence. Marko zastopa Slovenijo v odboru OECD za umetno inteligenco (AIGO/ONEAI), v odboru Sveta Evrope za umetno inteligenco (CAHAI/CAI), pri NATO (DARB), ter v Globalnem partnerstvu za umetno inteligenco (GPAI). Leta 2016 je bil imenovan za »Digitalnega glasnika Slovenije« pri Evropski komisiji.

Speaker: Marko Grobelnik (Institut “Jožef Stefan”)

11:00 → 11:30 Coffee break

11:30 → 13:30 Dan slovenskega superračunalniškega omrežja: 2/2 [Language: Slovenian]

Plenarna predavanja na Dnevu slovenskega superračunalniškega omrežja bodo pokrivala tematike od nevroznanosti in velikih jezikovnih modelov pa vse do digitalne humanistike in hekatonov.

11:30 RIS-Hackathon

Speaker: Andrej Studen (Institut “Jožef Stefan”)

11:50 Data Flow in Clinical Genetics for Rare Diseases

Speaker: Blaž Vhrovšek (UKC Ljubljana)

12:10 HPC za nevroznanost

Speaker: Nina Omejc (Institut “Jožef Stefan”)

12:30 Napovedovanje časovnih vrst v sistemih upravljanja z energijo

Speaker: Niko Uremovič (UM FERI)

12:50 Izveda visokozmogljivih rešetanj ter inverznega sidranja za odkrivanje novih zdravil

Speaker: Marko Jukić (UM FKKT)

13:10 Globalna optimizacija

Speaker: Borko Boškovič (UM FERI)

11:30 → 13:30 Superračunalništvo za industrijo: 2/3 [Language: Slovenian]

Vas zanima več o uporabi superračunalnika v vašem podjetju in kako lahko pri tem uporabljate SLING infrastrukturo? Predstavili vam bomo superračunalnik VEGA, primere dobre rabe v industriji, ter možnosti sodelovanja in rabe nacionalne in mednarodne infrastrukture.

11:30 HPC za inovativne konfiguracije v letalstvu

Speaker: Sašo Knez (AformX)

11:55 Globoko učenje za razumevanje Lidar oblakov točk in uporaba superračunalniške infrastrukture

Speaker: Nejc Dougan (Flai d.o.o.)

12:20 Uporaba HPC pri razvoju gospodinjskih aparatov

Speaker: Jure Mencinger (Gorenje d.o.o. (Hisense Europe))

12:45 Uporaba metodologije načrtovanja eksperimentov (DOE) v računski dinamiki tekočin (CFD) za optimizacijo zasnove plinskega gorilnika

Speakers: Matej Emin (Culmium), Primož Žibret (Procesni inženiring)

13:05 Code4EV – projekt sodelovanja z umetno inteligenco za snovanje novih pogonskih rešitev

Tomaž Kompara je vodja ekipe za razvoj programske opreme kontrole dinamike vozila, Elaphe.

Diplomiran inženir elektrotehnike in doktorant na področju umetne inteligence vodi ekipo za razvoj kontrolnih algoritmov vozil v podjetju Elaphe. Njegovo delo vključuje raziskave in razvoj naprednih metod za integracijo kolesnih elektromotorjev z direktnim prenosom. S svojim prispevkom spodbuja inovativne rešitve na področju električnih pogonov ter uvaja nove pristope k zasnovi in oblikovanju električnih vozil.

Speaker: Tomaž Kompara (Elaphe)

13:30 → 14:30 Lunch

14:30 → 16:30 GaMS pušča sveže sledi v snegu: delavnica prilagajanja Slovenskega LLM na infrastrukturi SLING: [Language: Slovenian]

Na delavnici bomo spoznali superračunalniško infrastrukturo SLING in na praktičnem primeru slovenskega velikega jezikovnega modela GaMS, pogledali, kako lahko na njej prilagajamo velike jezikovne modele lastnim potrebam.

Potrebno predznanje: Lupina Linux, programski jezik Python
Prinesi s seboj: Dobro voljo in prenosni računalnik

Delavnico bosta izvedla: Domen Vreš, (UL FRI) in dr. Davor Sluga, asist. (UL FRI)

14:30 → 16:30 Superračunalništvo za industrijo: 3/3 [Language: Slovenian]

Vas zanima več o uporabi superračunalnika v vašem podjetju in kako lahko pri tem uporabljate SLING infrastrukturo? Predstavili vam bomo superračunalnik VEGA, primere dobre rabe v industriji, ter možnosti sodelovanja in rabe nacionalne in mednarodne infrastrukture.

14:30 Nevroznanost in umetna inteligenca: potenciali in problemi iz perspektive startupa

Speaker: Jurij Dreo (BrainTrip Limited)

14:55 Ansys HPC-rešitve

Speaker: Marko Kolenc (SIMTEC, Ansys)

15:20 Optimizacija superračunalniških podatkovnih centrov

Speaker: Branko Jovanović (ADVANT d.o.o.)

15:45 High Performance Computing Solutions by Supermicro

Predstavitev bo ponudila vpogled v to, kako Supermicrovi skalabilni sistemi HPC podpirajo področja, kot so umetna inteligenca, znanstvene raziskave, finančne storitve, zdravstvo, energetika in proizvodnja. Odkrijte, kako te rešitve podjetjem omogočajo, da povečajo zmogljivost, pospešijo obdelavo podatkov in ostanejo konkurenčna v današnjem okolju, ki zahteva veliko podatkov.

Speaker: Petr Karbus (Supermicro)

16:15 S SLINGOM do inovacij: HPC4SME AAT in razvoj PoC

Speaker: Tina Č. Marc (Arctur d.o.o.)

16:30 → 17:00 Coffee break

17:00 → 18:00 Superračunalništvo za industrijo: B2B in mreženje [Language: Slovenian]

Vas zanima več o uporabi superračunalnika v vašem podjetju in kako lahko pri tem uporabljate SLING infrastrukturo? Predstavili vam bomo superračunalnik VEGA, primere dobre rabe v industriji, ter možnosti sodelovanja in rabe nacionalne in mednarodne infrastrukture.

17:00 → 18:00 Varna, interna UI za kompleksne izzive - interaktivna demonstracija: [Language: Slovenian]

Delavnica je namenjena vsem podjetjem, ki želijo izkoristiti potencial generativne umetne inteligence za izboljšanje svojih poslovnih procesov, ob hkratnem zagotavljanju varnosti in zaupnosti podatkov. Posebej primerna je za:

vodstvene kadre, ki želijo razumeti strateške implikacije uporabe UI v podjetju,
IT strokovnjake, ki se ukvarjajo z implementacijo in integracijo UI rešitev,
produktne vodje in razvijalce, ki iščejo načine za vključitev UI v svoje produkte ali storitve,
strokovnjake za varnost podatkov, ki se zanimajo za varne načine uporabe UI v poslovnem okolju.

Delavnico bo izvedel Domen Krč, svetovalec in specialist za digitalizacijo poslovnih procesov in umetno inteligenco, Creaplus