Simula achieves top scores in the national ICT evaluation
In a national evaluation of research in ICT, 62 research groups from 13 Norwegian institutions were scored on a scale from one to five. Of these, only five groups were awarded the highest score (5), showing that they have “international leadership, visibility, and vision”. Two of these groups are located at Simula Research Laboratory, two are at the Department of Informatics at the University of Bergen, and one is at Department of Engineering Cybernetics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
Unleashing the computational power in graphics processors
A team of
researchers at Simula and UCSD recently secured a highly competitive FRINATEK
grant from the Research Council of Norway. The project, entitled User-friendly programming of GPU-enhanced clusters
via automated code translation and optimization, will be led by professor
Xing Cai in Simula’s department of Computational Geosciences. In total, the
project will last for four years and has been awarded a funding of 9.4 million
Norwegian kroner.
Kristian R. Evensen successfully defended his PhD
On
Friday 27 January, Kristian R. Evensen defended his PhD
thesis Aggregating the Bandwidth of Multiple Network
Interfaces to Increase the Performance of Networked Applications. The defense took place at
13:15, Storstua, Simula.
Shaukat Ali successfully defended his PhD
On Friday 20 January, Shaukat Ali defended his
PhD thesis titled Scalable Model-based
Robustness Testing: Novel Methodologies and Industrial Application. The
defense took place in Storstua at 13.00 at Simula Research Laboratory.
Dominik Kaspar successfully defended his PhD
On Wednesday 11
January, Dominik Kaspar defended his PhD thesis Multipath Aggregation of Heterogeneous Access Networks. The defense took place in the Storstua auditorium at Simula Research
Laboratory.
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