GWDG – IT in der Wissenschaft
Alexander Goldmann Viking, the Scandinavian Online Kit for Nanoscale Modelling [1,2], is a highly convenient web-based graphical user interface application for computational chemistry or molecular dynmaics simulation. It allows users to configure their MD simulations in a guided and user-friendly fashion. In addition, Viking allows the complete management of HPC jobs via its web interface. Users do … Weiterlesen
Viking, the Scandinavian Online Kit for Nanoscale Modelling [1,2], is a highly convenient web-based graphical user interface application for computational chemistry or molecular dynmaics simulation. It allows users to configure their MD simulations in a guided and user-friendly fashion. In addition, Viking allows the complete management of HPC jobs via its web interface. Users do … Weiterlesen
We’ve made several improvements to enhance your experience with our Chat AI. Here’s what’s new: Export Conversation as txt: You can now export your conversation to a .txt file for reference or sharing. System Prompt Update: The “Save” option has been removed from system prompts to streamline your experience. Option Slider Updates: We’ve added descriptive … Weiterlesen
We’ve made several improvements to enhance your experience with our Chat AI. Here’s what’s new: Export Conversation as txt: You can now export your conversation to a .txt file for reference or sharing. System Prompt Update: The “Save” option has been removed from system prompts to streamline your experience. Option Slider Updates: We’ve added descriptive … Weiterlesen
In the current iteration of our internal journal club, Jonathan Decker presented the paper „xLSTM: Extended Long Short-Term Memory“ by Beck et al. published in 2024. If you are interested in exploring xLSTM on our cluster, Jonathan has prepared a small example on our NHR cluster Grete that you can use as a starting point … Weiterlesen
In the current iteration of our internal journal club, Jonathan Decker presented the paper „xLSTM: Extended Long Short-Term Memory“ by Beck et al. published in 2024. If you are interested in exploring xLSTM on our cluster, Jonathan has prepared a small example on our NHR cluster Grete that you can use as a starting point … Weiterlesen