Survey: A joint training for SMEs is in the making!

As part of the EuroCC4SEE project, the participating countries — Türkiye, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina — are collaboratively designing an SME-focused HPC training.

🎯 To ensure that the program is relevant and targeted, we are conducting a needs assessment survey with input from all partner countries.

🔗 Survey link: https://indico.truba.gov.tr/e/hpctraining
📅 Deadline to complete the survey: 15 May 2025

We invite you to review the survey and share your feedback so we can develop a training program that truly meets the needs of SMEs across the region.

💬 In your opinion, what are the most critical training topics for SMEs in the HPC field?

Successful Realization of Short Course: From PC to HPC

The one-day short course “From Personal Computing to HPC”, held on April 29, 2025, successfully brought together around 20 participants from academia, industry, and public institutions. The course offered a practical introduction to the evolution from everyday computing environments to high-performance computing (HPC), with a focus on real-world applications and national infrastructure.

There was around 20 attendees, mainly students from the second year of Information Systems and Electrical Engineering

Lecturers Dejan Babić and Elvis Taruh guided attendees through key concepts, showcasing how HPC resources can be leveraged for data-intensive tasks and advanced simulations. Through interactive discussions and live demonstrations, participants gained insights into the capabilities of Montenegro’s EuroCC infrastructure and how to access and utilize HPC resources for their own research or professional needs. The course sparked meaningful exchanges and interest in further training, highlighting the growing demand for computational skills in diverse fields.

Mr. Elvis Taruh gave introduction to UDG clkuster and his experiences with moving experiments to HPC environment
Mr Dejan Babic gave presentation on the use of UDG cluster for solving his research use case (AI in medicine)