Coffee Lectures on Research Computing [11.05.26]
In summer term 2026, the Office for Research Services at KIM offers Coffee Lectures on the topic of research computing.
Whether data analysis, simulations, or computationally intensive projects — the Coffee Lectures are aimed at researchers and students from all disciplines and provide hands-on insights into various aspects of research computing: from data structures and storage types to performance optimization. In addition, two sessions will introduce high-performance computing (HPC), with a focus on the HPC infrastructures available in Baden-Württemberg (bwHPC).
The sessions take place every other Wednesday at 14:15h, as part of the AIDAHO Initiative's Tinkering Club — a student-run platform for data science and AI projects.
Attendance is possible both in person and via Zoom, with no registration required.
Further information and all dates: aidaho-tinkering-club.uni-hohenheim.de
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