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Researchers Want to Simulate Human Brain

Termine / Veranstaltungen im May 2012

Jülich, 5 March 2012 – More safety at major events by providing systematic assistance with preparation and implementation – this is the goal of the project “Building Blocks for Safety at Major Events” (BaSiGo). The project was launched by Thomas Rachel, Parliamentary State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, who presented the project partners – including Forschungszentrum Jülich and fire brigades from Berlin and Düren – with the first documents guaranteeing funding. More: Modules for Safe Events …

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Training Course "Introduction to Python"

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Workshop: Introduction into the Blue Gene/Q architecture

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Training Course "Introduction to the programming and usage of the supercomputing resources at Jülich"

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Training Course "Introduction to the programming and usage of the supercomputing resources at Jülich"

Berlin / Jülich, 11 May 2011 – The detailed biological simulation of the entire human brain – that is the goal of the "Human Brain Project". In Berlin, scientists from Lausanne, Jülich, Munich and Heidelberg presented their contributions to this ambitious project on 11 May. The project is competing with five others for recognition as an EU FET Flagship initiative – large-scale, science-driven projects that aim to achieve a visionary technological goal. Next year, the EU intends to select two such flagships and fund them with up to one billion euro each for a period of ten years. More: Researchers Want to Simulate Human Brain …