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Webinar A.I. in Structural Biology 19/01/2024

Event A.I. in Structural Biology 19/01/2024

Join our webinar on January 19th 2024, to delve into the transformative role of AI in structural biology, spearheaded by AlphaFold2. Discover how this cutting-edge technology is reshaping our approach to protein structures, enhancing knowledge of protein-protein interactions, and leading the way in de novo protein design.

We are thrilled to welcome the following speakers for an enlightening session filled with groundbreaking insights at the forefront of AI applications in structural biology: 

Interview Series Talks with em. prof. dr. Dirk Roose - Part 1

Prof. Dr. em. Dirk Roose
Dirk Roose is an emeritus professor at KU Leuven, Department of Computer Science. He chaired the KU Leuven HPC Steering Committee, played an important role in the start of the Flemish Computer Center (VSC), and chaired the user committee of the VSC. We sat down with em. prof. dr. Roose for an elaborate talk. In this first part of the interview series, he sheds light on the challenges in the early days of HPC, the current challenges and why he is so fascinated by this domain. Dive with us into memory lane together with Prof. Roose!

Interview: Preparing Students for the Future - Prof. Dirk Valkenborg's Approach to Supercomputing Education

Prof. Dirk Valkenborg
Prof. Dirk Valkenborg is the Programme director of the data science trajectory in the Master of Statistics & Data Science at UHasselt. He teaches a course on Machine Learning in this programme, and during this course, his students use the supercomputing infrastructure of The Flemish Computer Center. We sat down with Prof. Valkenborg to ask him why he is so keen on getting his students enthusiastic about working with a supercomputer.

Talks with Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner

Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner at the colloquium organised by HLRS in his honour in May 2022
MPI heavyweight Dr Rolf Rabenseifner has recently retired. However, we could catch the former Head of Parallel Computing, Training and Application Services at the High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS), University of Stuttgart, for an extensive talk.
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