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Simone GIUSEPPONI

Researcher in Computational Science @ Development of Systems for Information Technology and ICT Division - HPC-High Performance Computing Laboratory

Energy Technolgogies and Renewable Resources Department

Role in the project : Contact person for the ENEAGRID-CRESCO Infrastructure

email : simone.giusepponi@enea.it

Short Bio

Dr. Simone Giusepponi, staff researcher at ENEA, studied Physics at the University of Perugia discussing a thesis on a numerical model for the “Dynamical analysis of vibrating granular systems” in 2002. He got a PhD in physics at the University of Camerino in 2006 discussing a thesis on a numerical model for the “Diffusion mechanisms in the granular phase”. His research interest is in computational physics, and he has relevant research experiences in the application areas of material science via both quantum and classical molecular dynamics tools on high performance computing platforms

Webinars

[1] - Took place on Feb, 08th 2022

Modelling, high performance computing and efficient access to data sets based on data reported in the literature and experimental work are important tools to accelerate research in the field of photovoltaic perovskite, and beyond. With this workshop VIPERLAB presents the importance of these topics for materials science technology and how the 4 virtual infrastructures of Viperlab project  can support researchers from academy'and industry, with free access to their computing, modeling tools and the available datasets.


This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement N° 101006715

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HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM BERLIN FUR MATERIALIEN UND ENERGIE GMGH
Hahn Meitner Platz 1
14109 Berlin
Germany

www.helmholtz-berlin.de

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