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STIMULATE stands for:

SimulaTIon in MUltiscaLe physicAl and biological sysTEms



Consortium





Research Projects





Dissemination & Outreach






WELCOME TO STIMULATE


LATEST NEWS

Tue, 08/01/2023 | Dr. Ke Zuo successfully defended his PhD thesis
Mon, 06/26/2023 | Five more STIMULATE fellows defend their thesis in 2023
Sat, 12/31/2022 | Six more PhD fellows defend their thesis in 2022
Mon, 08/15/2022 | STIMULATE co-funds workshop on Numerical Challenges in Lattice
QCD
Wed, 06/01/2022 | STIMULATE gets a 6 months extension
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STIMULATE IN A NUTSHELL

Simulation alongside theory and experiment is nowadays considered an integral
part of scientific discovery. As computation speeds up and new technologies and
instruments improve, data generation in all fields of science is rapidly
increasing. As a consequence, researchers face new challenges: Data collection
exceeds by far the capacity to validate, analyze, visualize, store, and curate
the information contained. Additionally, traditional, single-scale, macroscopic
physical models are becoming inadequate for the accuracy requirements of modern
physical, biological and engineering applications that involve multiscale
phenomena occurring over vastly different scales. Tackling these challenges will
transform our approach to research potentially leading to unprecedented
data-driven scientific discoveries. The overall goal of STIMULATE is to deliver
an innovative interdisciplinary educational and research program in simulation
and data science, which educates students to best address the challenges posed
by exascale computing and intensive data applications, producing computational
science professionals tactically positioned to become leaders in both academia
and industry. The project proposes a rigorous network-wide training program and
research projects that combine mathematical modeling and algorithms for exascale
simulations and data-intensive science with applications in the fields of
Computational Fluid Dynamics, Computational Biology and Particle and Nuclear
Physics with focus in lattice Quantum Chromodynamics. Students will be seconded
to industrial partners that will complement expertise in computer technologies,
mathematical modeling and data analytics with hands-on training. Experts from
eight degree-awarding institutions, three research centers and three companies
are engaged in the project. Each of the fifteen fellows of the program will
obtain a single joint Ph.D. degree from three academic institutions.






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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020
research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 765048






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