Coffee Lectures: High Performance Computing - compact (bwHPC)

 The “Coffee Lectures” offer you short, practical insights into methods and applications of scientific computing on the High Performance Computing systems (bwHPC) funded by the state of Baden-Württemberg.

We will offer you approx. 15-20 minute knowledge snacks at 1:15 pm .  

You do not need to sign up. Simply join the Zoom meeting at the start time. 
The Zoom link is the same for all Coffee Lectures. The lectures will be held in English.

Meeting ID:uni-hohenheim.zoom-x.de/j/67767467562 

Meeting ID: 677 6746 7562
Passcode: T8wmri

Take a cup of coffee or tea and have a virtual visit!
You are also welcome to report any topics you would like to know more about. 

email to:kim-bw-projekte@uni-hohenheim.de

 

DateLevelTitleSpeaker
19 Nov 2025 

intermediate

Options for running programs on the bwUniCluster. 
We explore different options that users on the bwUniCluster have to run the applications necessary for their research
Benedikt Otto
3 Dec 2025intermediateUsing JupyterHub on the bwUniCluster
We will present the JupyterHub functionality of the bwUniCluster and demonstrate working with Jupyter Notebooks using cluster resources

Konstantin Kuck
17 Dec 2025basic/intermediateUseful tips for working on the Cluster
A collection of useful tips and tools that help with working on the bwUniCluster.
Benedikt Otto
14 Jan 2026intermediate

Python package management
We will present different ways to install and use Python packages, explore pros and cons, and how they can be used on the bwUniCluster

 

Benedikt Otto
Jan 2026basicData transfer to bwUniCluster
 We will present options for transferring data from and to the bwUniCluster
open
Feb 2026intermediate

Using R on the bwUniCluster 
Using programs written in the R language on the bwUniCluster, and tips for parallelizing R code

Konstantin Kuck
Feb 2026advanced

Creating reproducible environments with Conda
We will show how you can utilize Conda environments to create reproducible research environments, and the consequences of the latest Anaconda licensing changes

Benedikt Otto
advanced Containers on the bwUniCluster 
Docker containers are powerful tools to package program environments and their dependencies. We will show how containers can be utilized on the bwUniCluster and how to integrate them into Batch scripts
Benedikt Otto

Documents:can be found at  aidaho-edu.uni-hohenheim.de/gitlab/kim-fd/bwhpc-coffee-lectures


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