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- Mathematics: A major impact in France
In preparation for the Assises des mathématiques , the CNRS National Institute for Mathematical Sciences and their Interactions (INSMI) is releasing an update of the study of the economic impact of mathematics in France. This study is a continuation of […] - EU-Maths-IN OpenDesk kick-off event
From 20 to 24 September 2022, the official launch of EU-Maths-IN OpenDesk will take place, a support platform for European companies created in the context of the European Service Network of Mathematics for Industry and Innovation (EU-MATHS-IN). The OpenDesk event […] - Statement from the EU-Maths-IN Executive Board members on the ongoing Ukraine invasion
The members of the Executive Board of EU-Maths-IN, would like to express their deep concern about the war of aggression on free, independent Ukraine, which has now been ongoing for over 100 days. We are united in condemning a senseless […] - New EU-Maths-IN Board Member
Peter Maas stepped down as board member of EU-MATHS-IN. Peter contributed a lot to bringing to the contact with industry and the One Stop Shop initiative. Thank you very much, Peter! Matthias Ehrhardt from KomSo was elected by majority vote […] - EU-MATHS-IN is launching a fourth Success Stories collection process.
The objective is to visualize with real-world collaborations the current situation of industrial mathematics transfer with industry. All Success Stories must provide examples of industrial mathematics collaborations developed under a memorandum of understanding, contract, or competitive projects with industrial support and with […]
👩🎓👨🎓Doctorant-e-s, Inscriptions ouvertes pour la SEME de Lille !
Des sujets préparés par les entreprises comme @Cofidis @delabie_group @FDJ @Vallourec ... des solutions innovantes apportées par vous!
https://www.mathconf.org/seme2023
17-21 avril 2023
@univ_lille
#industrie #innovation
CutFEM: Discretizing Partial Differential Equations and Geometry via @ecmiindmath
CutFEM: Discretizing Partial Differential Equations and Geometry
by Andre’ Massing Figure 1. (Left) Finite element mesh of a blood vessel branch with an aneurysm on top. (Middle) Reconstruction of brain tis...
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Looking back on 2022
ETP4HPC started cooperating with @ECMWF to produce a Strategic Technology Agenda for DestinE (Destination Earth). ETP4HPC will work with its TCI partners @AIOTI_EU @BDVA_eu @ecso_eu @eu_maths_in @hipeac @6G_SNS_IA https://www.etp4hpc.eu/strategic-technology-agenda-for-destine.html
The @eu_maths_in council took place yesterday at @Inria Paris, organised by AMIES. It closed by an insdustrial workshop https://maths-workshop.sciencesconf.org/. Many thanks to all participants. @UGrenobleAlpes @INSMI_CNRS
The 5-th version of the SRA of @Etp4HPC
Want to know more about our SRA5? Attend this webinar for a short overview + a deep dive into 1 of the research clusters covered:
Federating HPC, Cloud, and Data Infrastructures
📆 16 December 11am CET
Speakers: Dirk Pleiter, Utz-Uwe Haus, Andreas Wierse
https://www.etp4hpc.eu/events/etp4hpc-webinar-sra--federating-hpc-cloud-and_632.html
Testimonials
Algorithmic speed-ups outperform hardware speed-ups
Algorithmic speed-ups developed by the mathematical sciences clearly outperform hardware speed-ups over the past 40 years:
- I would rather have today’s algorithms on yesterday’s computers than vice versa
- If we would rely solely on performance improvements in hardware, we would now be doing the simulations of the 1990s!
- We need mathware besides software and hardware