Get help - at your own university

A national collaboration between the universities and DeiC ensures that all researchers at Danish universities have access to a digital research infrastructure.

As part of the national collaboration, HPC and data management guidance and support are provided at each of the eight universities to their own researchers.

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Revised
09 Oct 2024

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HPC
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15 Apr 2024
Have you used a supercomputer today?
On February 29th, 2024, the SDU eScience Center and DeiC shed light on what supercomputing can do for your research.
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iStock kvantebillede
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04 Mar 2024
DeiC Interactive HPC offers NVIDIA applications for exploring quantum computing
Integration of 2 applications for super-efficient quantum computations and new opportunities for quantum algorithm simulations are significant contributions to the Danish quantum computing landscape.
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Katrine Baunvig
Foto: Katrine Baunvig, interactivehpc.dk
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Creating a Grundtvig-artificial intelligence using DeiC Interactive HPC
Katrine Frøkjær Baunvig, head of the Grundtvig Center at Aarhus University has used the DeiC Interactive HPC to create an artificial intelligence of Grundtvig.
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LUMI Søvnforskning
Foto: Kaare Mikkelsen
09 Jun 2023
Big Sleep Data: LUMI Supercomputer Trains Neural Networks for Sleep Research
Two graduate students at Aarhus University in Denmark have contributed to international research by developing tools for training neural networks on LUMI.
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Introduction to LUMI architecture and setup course
This one day online course serves as a short introduction to the LUMI architecture and setup.
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DeiC Dataverse – Publish and Archive your Research Data
DeiC welcomes you to the introduction of the new national trusted digital repository (TDR). The University of Copenhagen is to implement and operate a new national repository called DeiC Dataverse, which gives all researchers in Denmark access to a secure option to publish and archive their research data.
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Use cases

Irene Livia Kruse, Eleni Briola, Simon Christiansen
DeiC
11 Dec 2024
"Weather” or not to use GPUs – improving weather forecasts with AI-dedicated HPC
Through a successful collaboration with EuroCC Denmark, DMI researchers gained access to high-performance GPUs, enabling them to accelerate the training of their weather models.
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10 Dec 2024
Enabling Data Sharing Across Research Domains with FAIR
Learn how the AquaINFRA project uses the FAIR principles to bridge marine and freshwater research, enabling seamless data sharing and collaboration across disciplines.
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A person sitting in front of a computer
Jakob Boserup
09 Dec 2024
HPC uncovers how Patent Precision affects innovation
Using DeiC Interactive, Assistant Professor Marek Giebel from CBS analysed millions of patent documents to uncover how imbalances in patent drafting can affect future innovation.
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10 Oct 2024
Rambøll optimizes fire-safety simulations with LUMI-supercomputer
In this video Frederik Paulin Larsen explains, how Rambøll’s fire-safety department is using the LUMI-supercomputer to drastically reduce simulation and analysis processes bringing weeks down to days.
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Jakob Bæk Kristensen - Deic
Foto: DeiC
04 Jan 2024
Video use case: How to analyze 919 million SoMe posts
By using HPC resources researcher Jakob Bæk Kristensen and his group investigates how alternative news are shared and spread on social media across Europe.
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Adela - deic conference
Foto: DeiC
03 Jan 2024
Video use case: DeiC Interactive strengthens teaching in digital methods
Historian Adela Subotkova teaches history students at the University of Aarhus in digital methods. For her, DeiC Interactive has become an essential tool that has significantly facilitated and improved teaching.
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