One of the featured tasks of MaX is to offer to students and researchers a certain amount of online courses and video lectures given for higher education in Universities, in order to favour training at distance.

 

Most recent video lecturers and training materials are available on the Lhumos training portal. Supported by MaX, Lhumos is a novel educational platform that gathers videos, lectures, codes, tutorials, seminars, and exercises tackling a wide range of topics including electronic structure calculations, molecular dynamics, high-performance computing, and code optimization.

 

Links to other relevant lectures are given below.

 

Andrea Ferretti (CNR) and Daniele Varsano (CNR)
Laboratory of Quantum Simulation of Materials (LabQSM) - a university (master-level) class on electronic structure methods, with a particular focus on density functional theory (DFT) at UniMoRe

 

ENCCS and MaX Workshop 14-17/11/2022
Efficient materials modelling on HPC with QUANTUM ESPRESSO, Yambo and BigDFT
videolectures files

 

Virtual edition from the Digital Learning after its Black Swan (event page), April 28th, 2020

 

(For kind courtesy of) Prof. de Gironcoli (SISSA) course on Electronic Structure: from blackboard to the source code.

 

Stefano Baroni, SISSA
DFT fundamentals: from theory to practice: Hohenberg-Kohn-Sham theory; variational principle; Hellman-Feynman theorem and energy derivatives

 

Ralph Gebauer, ICTP 
Implementation of DFT in QE: PPs, PWs, FFT, k-points

 

Matteo Cococcioni, EPFL
Notable failure of approximate DFT and possible remedies. Koopmans, DFT+U

 

Sandro Scandolo, ICTP
Basics of ab-initio Molecular Dynamics: Dynamics on the Born-Oppenheimer surface, energy conservation, ensembles, thermostats and barostats

 

Sandro Scandolo, ICTP
Car-Parrinello Molecular Dynamics: Adiabaticity, metals, thermostats and barostats, correlation times and averages

 

Andrea Dal Corso, SISSA & CNR-IOM
Linear Response, density-functional perturbation theory 

 

Andrea Dal Corso, SISSA & CNR-IOM
Phonon calculations and thermodynamics

 

Davide Ceresoli, CNR ISTM   
Vibrational & Magnetic Spectroscopies in QE: NMR and EPR

 

Lorenzo Paulatto, IPCMC CNRS
Vibrational & Magnetic Spectroscopies in QE: IR and RAMAN

 

Ralph Gebauer, ICTP 
Spectroscopies: Time-Dependent DFPT

 

Andrea Ferretti, CNR NANO
Spectroscopies: Many-Body Perturbation Theory

 

Andrea Marini, CNR ISM 
Many-Body Perturbation Theory Using the Yambo code

 

Michele Ceriotti, EPFL 
Advanced Molecular Dynamics: Thermostats, Barostats and Nuclear Quantum Effects

 

Oliviero Andreussi, EPFL
Solvent and Environment Effects: Continuum Models

 

Giovanni Pizzi, EPFL
Introduction to AiiDA, the ADES model and the concept of provenance

 

Stefano De Gironcoli, Paolo Giannozzi, SISSA & UNIUD 
Levels & Hierrachy of Parallelism in QE

 

Carlo Cavazzoni, CINECA  
Evolution of Present and Future HPC Architectures

 

Carlo Cavazzoni, CINECA 
Evolution of Paralell Programming Paradigms for Exascale Computing Platforms