Time: 15:00 – 18:30 Uhr

Registration: https://eveeno.com/hpcnrw-hpc-python-2026-02-ude

Description: This workshop focuses on using Python efficiently on HPC clusters, covering topics such as job submission, parallel execution, and performance considerations.

Participants will learn how to run Python applications on HPC systems and interact with batch schedulers.

The course is aimed at users who want to scale their Python workflows to high-performance computing environments.

More details about the overall program can be found here: https://hpc.dh.nrw/de/events/kurse-und-tutorials/reverse-hybrid-kurse.

Time: 9:30 – 13:00 Uhr

Registration: https://eveeno.com/git-hpcnrw-2026-01-ude

Description: This workshop introduces the basics of version control using Git, focusing on practical workflows for managing and collaborating on code projects.

Participants will learn how to track changes, work with branches, and collaborate using remote repositories.

The course is suitable for researchers and developers who want to improve their code management practices.

More details about the overall program can be found here: https://hpc.dh.nrw/de/events/kurse-und-tutorials/reverse-hybrid-kurse. 

Time: 9:30 – 13:00 Uhr

Registration: https://eveeno.com/hpcnrw-python-2026-01-ude

Description: This workshop provides a hands-on introduction to programming fundamentals using Python and is aimed at participants with little or no prior programming experience.

Participants will learn basic concepts such as variables, loops, functions, and data structures through practical exercises.

The course is ideal for beginners who want to build a solid foundation for further work with Python.

More details about the overall program can be found here: https://hpc.dh.nrw/de/events/kurse-und-tutorials/reverse-hybrid-kurse. 

Die Vorträge finden wie gewohnt online statt.

Details finden Sie online unter https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/ciso/it-sad/it-sad-wintersemester-2025/26.

This workshop will provide an introduction to container technologies in High Performance Computing (HPC), with a focus on practical usage on our cluster systems. Topics will include:

1. Basics of containerization for scientific computing
2. Using Singularity/Apptainer on HPC systems
3. Best practices for reproducible research with containers
4. Hands-on exercises with real HPC workloads

Registration & Updates:

Further details about registration will be announced via the eScience mailing list.

If you have not subscribed yet, you can do so here: https://lists.uni-due.de/mailman/listinfo/escience-training.

We encourage all the HPC users to join the mailing list to receive timely information about this and future workshops. We look forward to welcoming you in Essen and exploring how containers can enhance your HPC workflows.