We’re thrilled to announce that our annual conference will again be held at the Van der Valk Hotel in Sassenheim-Leiden, conveniently located near Amsterdam Airport.
Two outstanding keynote speakers have already accepted our invitation:
The ETP4HPC Conference is a must-attend event for our members, but it is open to all.
To ensure we organise things as effectively as possible and avoid any wastage, registration will close DEFINITIVELY on 25 January.
https://etp4hpc.eu/event/etp4hpc-conference-2027/
25-01-2027
Take part in round-table discussions and workshops, chat with the speakers and experts in attendance,
discover the exhibitors’ new products and services.
The Argonne Introduction to High-Performance Computing (HPC) Bootcamp provides STEM students with a one-week immersive, hands-on experience applying computational and data science tools and techniques to complex science problems.
The bootcamp brings together participants from across disciplines, supported by peer mentors and national laboratory staff, as they learn foundational concepts in high-performance computing and apply them to projects focused on real-world energy challenges.
To learn more details about the program’s mission and goals, please see our About page.
To apply to attend the Introduction to HPC Bootcamp, please see our Apply page.
For more information: https://intro-hpc-bootcamp.alcf.anl.gov/
The Argonne Training Program on Extreme-Scale Computing (ATPESC) provides an intensive, two-week training on the key skills, approaches and tools to design, implement and execute computational science and engineering applications on current high-end computing systems and the leadership-class computing systems of the future.
Programming will focus on programming methodologies that are effective across a variety of supercomputers and that are expected to be applicable to exascale systems. Additional topics to be covered include computer architectures, mathematical models and numerical algorithms, approaches to building community codes for HPC systems, and methodologies and tools relevant for Big Data applications.
View the ATPESC 2026 agenda.
To learn more details about the program’s mission and goals, please see our About page.
For more information: https://extremecomputingtraining-stg.anl.gov/
How will Distributed Quantum Computing move from research to real-world applications?
Join us on October 15th for the AQADOC Workshop:
Throughout the day, researchers, quantum technology developers and industrial users will come together to explore some of the key challenges and opportunities of distributed quantum computing, from distributed architectures and algorithms to concrete industrial applications.
The programme will feature contributions from Pasqal, Quandela, CESGA, DQC-APP / Imperial College London, EDF, INRIA, Orange and Thales, followed by a round table bringing together different perspectives on the path towards practical quantum computing.
📅 October 15th, 2026
📍 EDF Lab, Paris Saclay– Greater Paris Area
The Luxembourg AI Factory is launching its AI for Sustainability Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), a free online programme coordinated by the University of Luxembourg and delivered with the support of experts from across the consortium.
The course explores how artificial intelligence can be applied to sustainability challenges across sectors while promoting trustworthy and responsible AI practices. It is designed for professionals, researchers, job seekers, and decision-makers with an interest in AI and sustainability.
Programme Snapshot
https://aifactory.lu/upskill-train/mooc-ai-for-sustainability
Introduction to GPU Acceleration with Python
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the conditions of human agency, identity, and autonomy at a pace that outstrips our capacity to understand it. Algorithms increasingly mediate how we work, learn, form relationships, and understand ourselves. This Europaeum Winter School will examine how our individuality is destabilised when our preferences are predicted, our choices shaped by recommendation systems, or our creative and intellectual labour replicated. It will engage questions of how personal autonomy can be protected in algorithmically mediated societies, how work and human purpose can survive advances in automation, and what issues of accountability, consent, and dignity arise in human-AI interaction.
Applicants must be Master’s or PhD students enrolled at a university or a department that is a member of the Europaeum network.
To apply, please send your completed application form, brief CV and statement of purpose (up to 500 words) to applications@europaeum.org. One academic reference should also be sent directly by your referee to the same email by the deadline. If also applying to present a paper, please include a short abstract of the proposed paper (up to 500 words).
Deadline for submission of applications: 19 October 2026
For more information: https://europaeum.org/cfa-the-winter-school-2027-on-the-individual-in-the-age-of-ai/