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February 12, 2024

Hydrodynamic finite-size scaling of the thermal conductivity in glasses

A. Fiorentino, P. Pegolo, and S. Baroni


February 6, 2024

Distinguishing Different Stackings in Layered Materials via Luminescence Spectroscopy

A team of researchers present an experimental probe to discriminate between rBN and hBN crystals via Cathodoluminescence spectroscopy.


February 2, 2024

Computing the heat conductivity of extended systems with energy-density fluctuations

By using a combination of cepstral-analysis and Bayesian extrapolation techniques, a team of researchers from SISSA and CNR-IOM DEMOCRITOS compute the heat conductivity of extended systems, leveraging energy-density, rather than energy-current, fluctuations.


January 24, 2024

Upcoming webinar: QUANTUM ESPRESSO on GPUs: Porting Strategy and Results

Organized by OpenACC Organization, the webinar will showcase Quantum ESPRESSO (QE), an open-source distribution of software code packages for materials simulation and modeling at the nanoscale.


January 8, 2024

Virtual Winter School on Computational Chemistry

Supported by MAX, the school aims to make cutting-edge research and insights accessible to a wide audience.


January 5, 2024

Seebeck Coefficient of Liquid Water from Equilibrium Molecular Dynamics

E. Drigo and S. Baroni


January 5, 2024

Computing the Seebeck coefficient in liquid SPC/E water by combining equilibrium molecular dynamics and Bayesian inference methods

A team of researchers treat thermo-polarization effects in insulating fluids with standard equilibrium thermodynamics and propose a protocol to compute the Seebeck coefficient and estimate the resulting statistical accuracy.


January 4, 2024

MareNostrum 5 lands at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre

The EuroHPC JU supercomputer has been unveiled at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, opening the door to a new era of scientific breakthroughs.


January 2, 2024

Upcoming webinar: the Lhumos training portal

The novel e-learning platform Lhumos enters the material sciences realm to ease knowledge sharing...


December 22, 2023

Turning towards the exascale: porting and optimizing Quantum ESPRESSO for HPC supercomputers

The Quantum ESPRESSO suite has been optimized to fully exploit the newly available computational architectures, paving the route for further breakthroughs in molecular and material sciences.


December 20, 2023

Distinguishing different stackings in layered materials via luminescence spectroscopy

M. Zanfrognini , A. Plaud , I. Stenger , F. Fossard , L. Sponza , L. Schué , F. Paleari , E...


December 18, 2023

Efficient materials modelling on HPC with QUANTUM ESPRESSO, SIESTA and Yambo - an ENCCS/MaX Workshop

Supported and organized by the EuroCC National Competence Center Sweden (ENCCS) and the Centre of Excellence for materials at the exascale (MaX), the workshop provides an overview of the fundamental concepts for molecular and materials modelling on HPC.


December 18, 2023

Hackathon

Details will be defined soon!


December 18, 2023

Picking Flowers - a Hands-on FLEUR Tutorial

MaX School: Picking Flowers - a Hands-on FLEUR Tutorial We are very happy to invite you to the 2024...


December 18, 2023

Yambo Hands-on tutorial 2024 edition

Details will be defined soon!


December 18, 2023

PWTK: a scripting interface for Quantum ESPRESSO

PWTK-2024: An Online Tutorial organized by MaX - Centre of Excellence in collaboration with NCC...


December 18, 2023

Machine learning modalities for materials science

Machine learning methods are revolutionizing the way we approach materials design, making an impact...


December 18, 2023

AiiDA-Yambo tutorial: automating Green’s function methods

Organized by MaX, this tutorial is targeted at people already familiar with running simulations using Quantum ESPRESSO and Yambo .


December 14, 2023

Final report of collaboration plan


December 14, 2023

Final report on MAX management


December 14, 2023

Revised Data Management Plan


December 14, 2023

Second update of collaboration plan (M30)


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