Luka Filipovic received his doctorate at the Faculty of electrical engineering, University of Montenegro. Doctoral dissertation entitled “Combined adaptive algorithm for load distribution in application parallelization” was defended in December 2019. The dissertation presents a performance analysis of load balancing algorithms for the distribution of parallel application processes. His main areas of scientific interest are distributed and parallel computing. Previous scientific research has resulted in the publication of articles in international and domestic journals and presentations at scientific conferences.
He has experience in various national and European (FP6, FP7, H2020) research projects based on distributed computing, information systems and software development. Other core competencies and interests are data science, information systems and software development.
The EuroHPC Summit Week Digital starts today – with several contributions by projects that HLRS contributes to. Want to learn how to strengthen HPC in Europe? You can register now and participate! Please check the following link.
The Euro CC project was presented to the research and scientific community within the UDG. During the presentations, senior and junior researchers were invited to join the future HPC Competence Center. The presentation was held by prof. dr Milica Vukotic, member of the Euro CC team and dean of the Faculty for Information Systems and Technologies.
FF4EuroHPC project, together with CASTIEL project and EuroCC, is strengthening High-Performance Computing in Europe. Find out in the latest interview with Dr. Bastian Koller and Dr. Guy Lonsdale, published in the ETP4HPC European Technology Platform for HPC annual report link.
“Open Mind – Learn to play” Training Event for High School Students in Montenegro
In the context of EuroCC project, HPC NCC Montenegro at the University of Donja Gorica is organizing a training event called “Open Mind – Learn to play” designated for high school students in Montenegro.
The training is planned for High School students who want to gain practical experience in some of the popular areas such as internet of things, 3D technologies (3d printing), digital transformation, programming, drones etc. Participants are expected to work on exciting projects, based on the latest trends and technologies (using of IoT, 3D technologies, Python, Analysing Social Media Trends), and the acquired knowledge will enable them to more easily build their future in one of the areas they choose with this program.
In the context of EuroCC project NCC Montenegro and Capacity building activities – Roadmap towards the successful Implementation, selected candidates will have the opportunity to participate in training led by professionals in the given fields, and then to test the extent to which they can apply the acquired knowledge to solve specific problems within individual work or group projects. Within these training events, students will work on the latest technologies, while at the same time they will get to know modern trends from various fields, solving current challenges, practicing teamwork, learning how to think outside of the box.
Some of the themes include Analysing Social Media Trends – participants of this program will gain the opportunity to work in one of the most popular areas of artificial intelligence (AI) called Natural Language Processing (NLP), which aims to analyse text (social networks, news, books, etc.) and make decisions from them. Also, IoT workshop – ThingSpeak, Python GUI Programming, OpenCV workshop any many others.
Training will be organized during March 2021 at the University of Donja Gorica.
The first training event on HPC organized by the NCC Montenegro finished successfully. The agenda for the event can is available for download at the following link. The conference program is available at IEEE IT 2021 Conference program. Learn more about IEEE IT2021 Conference at link.
Video recordings from the training sessions are available at following links: