A free High-Performance Computing School started at the University Innopolis
Today, on September 8, the Summer School on High Performance Computing and its Applications to the Problems of Modern Biology and Medicine was opened at the Kazan site of Innopolis University .
The co-organizer of the event was the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Fiztech).
Alexander Tormasov, the Rector of Innopolis University, presented to the students of the school a large-scale construction project of Innopolis and the University as its think tank. He also spoke about how at this stage a partnership with foreign universities is being implemented, in particular, about a joint master's program with Carnegie Mellon University
Professor Alexey Lobanov (MIPT) as the founder spoke about the school and its traditions. This year, the summer school acquired a federal scale, students came to Kazan from all over Russia: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Orenburg, Chelyabinsk, Ufa, Yoshkar-Ola - this is not a complete list of the project’s geography. During the event, school participants will have to form a general idea of current biomedical problems, which require the use of modern high-performance computing technologies.
Professor of the University of Rome Tor Vergata (University of Rome Tor Vergata) and director of the BioLink Institute (Director at the BioLink Institute) Paolo Di Nardo, a specialist in the field of stem cell biology and artificial organs biology, delivered an introductory lecture on "Biomedicine: from Discovery to an Information Science " in English. Di Nardo presented a retrospective review of biotechnology, which caused a lively discussion among the audience, since the majority of the language proficiency allowed it.
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Following Paolo Di Nardo, Professor Fazli Ataullakhanov proceeded to read the course. The lecture of the professor took place remotely from the USA.
You can download the program of the school, as well as join to watch lectures online . Training will last until September 14. As a result of the event, all students will be issued certificates to offline students, and those who already have completed higher education, as well as successfully pass a practical project, will be given certificates of advanced training.
Upon completion of classes, all school participants will go on a tour of Kazan, as well as to the construction site of Innopolis.
The co-organizer of the event was the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Fiztech).
Alexander Tormasov, the Rector of Innopolis University, presented to the students of the school a large-scale construction project of Innopolis and the University as its think tank. He also spoke about how at this stage a partnership with foreign universities is being implemented, in particular, about a joint master's program with Carnegie Mellon University
Professor Alexey Lobanov (MIPT) as the founder spoke about the school and its traditions. This year, the summer school acquired a federal scale, students came to Kazan from all over Russia: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Orenburg, Chelyabinsk, Ufa, Yoshkar-Ola - this is not a complete list of the project’s geography. During the event, school participants will have to form a general idea of current biomedical problems, which require the use of modern high-performance computing technologies.More about Professor Lobanov
Lobanov Alexey Ivanovich - Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, a graduate of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. Specialist in the field of mathematical modeling in the dynamics of high-temperature plasma, life sciences, computational mathematics, high-performance computing. He is the author of more than 50 scientific papers on computational mathematics, numerical methods, and mathematical modeling.
Professor of the University of Rome Tor Vergata (University of Rome Tor Vergata) and director of the BioLink Institute (Director at the BioLink Institute) Paolo Di Nardo, a specialist in the field of stem cell biology and artificial organs biology, delivered an introductory lecture on "Biomedicine: from Discovery to an Information Science " in English. Di Nardo presented a retrospective review of biotechnology, which caused a lively discussion among the audience, since the majority of the language proficiency allowed it.
Read more about Professor Di Nardo
Dr. He has been a graduate student of medicine and cardiology. At the University of Rome Vergata. Furthermore, he is Vice-Head of the Cardio-respiratory Clinic of the same University. He has been co-authored by the University of Rome Vergata. He has also been founded by the Japanese-Italian Tissue Engineering Laboratory (JITEL) and the Canadian-Italian Tissue Engineering Laboratory (CITEL) at Winnipeg (Manitoba). He is a National Institute for Cardiovascular Research and is currently serving as the Member of the Board. He is the author of several papers published in peer-reviewed international scientific journals. Among others, in 1994, he was organized. Since then, it has been the cardiac pathophysiology,
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Following Paolo Di Nardo, Professor Fazli Ataullakhanov proceeded to read the course. The lecture of the professor took place remotely from the USA.You can download the program of the school, as well as join to watch lectures online . Training will last until September 14. As a result of the event, all students will be issued certificates to offline students, and those who already have completed higher education, as well as successfully pass a practical project, will be given certificates of advanced training.
Upon completion of classes, all school participants will go on a tour of Kazan, as well as to the construction site of Innopolis.
UPD 11/14/2013 Video from lessons and lecture materials
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/192948/
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