Events

🎓 Proficiency Training High Performance Computing: Version Control with GIT

This course is an introduction to the Linux command line interface, as found on most HPC systems.

🎓 Fortran for Scientific Computing

This course is dedicated to scientists and students to learn (sequential) programming of scientific applications with Fortran. The course teaches the newest Fortran standards. Hands-on sessions will allow users to immediately test and understand the language constructs.

🎓 HPC Cluster Introduction Course

This course teaches the most important concepts and methods for working with a multi-user HPC cluster.

🎓 AI4climateschool

A 5-day joint workshop and training school (AI4Climate) to adapt capacity building to the needs of the Global South countries, using a bottom-up approach.

🌐 natESM Kick-Off Meeting Working Group on Ocean Biogeochemistry

🎓 Linux Introduction Course

This course offers an introduction to Linux for new users or those, who want to refresh their Linux knowledge. The topics presented teach relevant concepts for command line workflow on Linux. The contents of the course can be considered necessary for daily usage of HPC cluster systems.

🔗🎓 2nd Workshop on Correctness and Reproducibility for Climate and Weather Software

This year’s workshop will feature a Tutorial on Rigor and Reasoning in Research Software, which will include sessions on practical techniques for improving software quality and reliability in scientific computing.

🎓 🔗 Supercomputing Academy: Parallel Programming with MPI

This course provides scientific training in Computational Science, and in addition, the scientific exchange of the participants among themselves.

🎓 🔗 Supercomputing Academy: Data Management

The module data management provides an introduction to the topic of data and familiarizes you with the basics.

🎓 ICON All-Hands

ICON Developer Meeting

🎓Scientific Visualization

This course is targeted at researchers with basic knowledge in numerical simulation, who would like to learn how to visualize their simulation results on the desktop but also in Augmented Reality and Virtual Environments.

🎓 🔗 Supercomputing Academy: Time Series Forecasting

This course offers flexible learning, allowing you to learn at your own pace and access online course materials and cluster resources.

🎓 JupyterHub on HPC

purpose of the course is to explain to the lecturers/tutors the features and functionalities that JupyterHub can offer to improve their lectures and optimize their workflow and collaboration with the students.

🎓 Train the Trainer course for Parallel Programming Workshop

This program is designed to train future trainers in parallel programming.

🎓 Parallel Programming Workshop

MPI, OpenMP and Advanced Topics

🎓 GWDG Academy: Data Management Concepts for Efficient and User-Friendly HPC

This course will provide an introduction to the different storage tiers available at GWDG and for what workloads they should be used.

🎓Machine Learning on HPC - Introduction

This course presents how a typical Machine Learning workflow can be realized in the HPC environment.

🎓 Introduction to C++

This 3-days course covers an introduction into the C++ language features (types and data structures, basic key words, flow control structures, templates, ...), some of the paradigm ideas, software development process including program design, project managment, debugging, and more (cmake, doxygen, git, ...).

🎓 GWDG Academy: Supercomputing for Every Scientist

For first-time users, the Linux operating system on the GWDG cluster represents a significant entry hurdle, as does preparing their programs and using the batch system.

🔗🎓 ExtremWetterKongress

The ExtremeWeatherCongress is the leading interdisciplinary conference for extreme weather in climate change in Germany and, as a dialogue event between science and the public, makes an important contribution to active climate communication.

🌐 Focus Workshop on Ocean Biogeochemistry

At the natESM Focus Workshop on Ocean Biogeochemistry, around 30 community members shared insights on current modeling efforts and, building on these inputs, engaged in constructive discussions that led to the establishment of a new OBGC working group.

🎓 Compact Course Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics

The objective of this course is to provide a comprehensive introduction to the basics of atmospheric chemistry and dynamics.

🎓 TropEcS Symposium – Coupling Tropical Coastal Ecosystems to Earth System Models

The TropEcS Symposium brings together international experts in Earth System Modelling (ESM) to address a growing scientific challenge: how to better represent tropical coastal ecosystems in comprehensive climate and Earth system frameworks.

🎓 NHR Conference '25

The aim of the NHR conferences is to bring together HPC users working on selected topics, varying each year.

🎓 R on HPC Systems

This course provides an introduction into successfully running R code on HPC clusters, with a focus on learning about language properties that affect performance, as well as providing an overview over different approaches to the parallelization of R code.

🎓 CELLO Conference 2025

CELLO brings together international experts in ocean turbulence, air-sea-ice interactions, and computational methods to model and better understand ocean dynamics.

🎓 Python Course for Geoscientists

This course is offered to our DKRZ users and project partners and is particularly designed for beginners with little or no knowledge of Python.

🎓 ECORD Summer School

The major goal is to bring PhD students and Postdocs in touch with scientific ocean drilling at an early stage of their career.

🎓 Choosing GPU Programming Approaches

This course provides an overview of the most common GPU programming approaches, including CUDA/HIP, SYCL, modern C++, Thrust, OpenACC, OpenMP, and Kokkos, as well as their respective strengths and weaknesses.

🎓🔗 Supercomputing Academy: Data Analysis with HPC

This course is systematically designed for researchers and practitioners aiming to efficiently leverage data analysis and AI techniques within an HPC environment or on high-performance local computing setups.