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PRACE provides access to world class computing and data management resources and services. The resources are accessible to applicants with successful proposals submitted in response to Calls for Proposals. A Guide for proposals provides detailed information on preparing applications and the Peer Review that follows the submission. Post Award obligations include a final report and acknowledgement of PRACE support.

Access to PRACE Peer Review

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PRACE Preparatory Access - cut-off evaluation in March 2012 (HPC access)

Thursday 3 May 2012

Find below the results of the cut-off evaluation of the 1st of March 2012 for the PRACE Preparatory Access Call.

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PRACE 4th Regular Call (HPC access)

Friday 27 April 2012

Find here the results of the PRACE 4th Regular Call (in alphabetical order of the name of the project leader).

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Call for proposals for 5th PRACE Project Access and Multi-year Access (Tier-0) and synchronized DECI-9 Call (Tier-1) (HPC access)

Tuesday 17 April 2012

Opening date: April 17th, 2012 Closing date: May 30st, 2012, at 12.00 CEST Allocation start date: 1st November, 2012 Allocation period: 1 year for Project Access and DECI, 1+1 year for Multi-year Access Type of access: Project Access and Multi-year access (Tier-0) and DECI (Tier-1) PRACE (...)

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PRACE Preparatory Access - cut-off evaluation in December 2011 (HPC access)

Tuesday 13 March 2012

Find below the results of the cut-off evaluation of the 1st of December 2011 for the PRACE Preparatory Access Calls. Type A - Code scalability testing Project name: Scalability of methods to calculate the electrostatic potentials created by charge distributions Project leader: Joseba (...)

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PRACE Preparatory Access - cut-off evaluation in September 2011 (HPC access)

Wednesday 21 December 2011

Find below the results of the cut-off evaluation of the 1st of September 2011 for the PRACE Preparatory Access Calls. Type A - Code scalability testing Project name: Performance and Scalability of HadGEM2-ES and HadGEM3 Configurations of the UK Met. Office Unified Model Project leader: (...)

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PRACE Project Access 4th call for proposals for Tier-0 and Synchronized Call for Tier-1 - updated information (HPC access)

Tuesday 8 November 2011

Opening date: 2nd November 2011 Closing date: 10th January 2012, 1600 CET Start date: 1st May 2012 Allocation period: 1 year Type of access: Project access PRACE (Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe) is a Research Infrastructure that allows researchers from across Europe to (...)

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PRACE 3rd Regular Call (HPC access)

Monday 24 October 2011

Find below the results of the PRACE 3rd Regular Call (in alphabetical order). Understanding baryon structure with QCD simulations with light, strange and charm dynamical quark flavours Project leader: Constantia Alexandrou, University of Cyprus, Cyprus Collaborators: Giancarlo Rossi, (...)

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PRACE Preparatory Access - cut-off evaluation in July 2011 (HPC access)

Monday 5 September 2011

Find below the results of the cut-off evaluation of the 1st of July 2011 for the PRACE Preparatory Access Calls. Type A - Code scalability testing Project name: NadiaSpectral Project leader: Marc Buffat, Université Lyon 1, LMFA, Villeurbanne, France Collaborators: Julien Montagnier / Anne (...)

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PRACE Preparatory Access - cut-off evaluation in March and May, 2011 (HPC access)

Tuesday 19 July 2011

Find below the results of the cut-off evaluation of March and May, 2011 for the PRACE Preparatory Access Calls. Type A - Code scalability testing Project name: Optimizing the performance of bias-exchange metadynamics for the calculation of free energy in complex biomolecular transitions (...)

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PRACE 2nd Regular Call (HPC access)

Friday 15 April 2011

Find below the results of the PRACE 2nd Regular Call. Ab Initio Modeling of Solar Active Regions Project leader: Aake Nordlund, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Collaborators: Mrs Gisela Baumann, University of Copenhagen Copenhagen, Denmark / Dr Remo Collet, Max Planck Institute for (...)

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