User Research Projects
The National High Performance Computing Center of KIT NHR@KIT enables researchers from all over Germany and all scientific disciplines to compute their computing time projects using state-of-the-art and high-performance research infrastructure. A selection of current and completed projects from NHR@KIT, organized by subject area, can be found here:
IASI (Infrared Atmospheric Sounding Interferometer) and IASI-NG (IASI-Next Generation) are key satellite instruments of the EUMETSAT Polar System...
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Aerosol-cloud interactions (ACI) are among the most uncertain processes in numerical weather prediction models. The effects of aerosols on clouds and precipitation vary significantly depending on the cloud type.
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Over the past decades, large-scale computer simulations have grown to become one of the most powerful approaches to study the interior of Earth-like planets.
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ICON-ART is the next generation model for seamless simulation of numerical weather forecast, climate prediction and atmospheric composition modelling.
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TNG-Cluster is a cosmological magnetohydrodynamical simulation of cosmic structure formation, from shortly after the Big Bang until the present day.
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Photonic materials made of carefully designed structures can manipulate light in extraordinary ways, enabling applications in imaging, sensing, information processing, and beyond.
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The world surrounding us is made of atomic nuclei and nuclear matter...
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The evolution of organic semiconductors (OS) has revolutionized the electronics industry...
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Lattice Boltzmann Methods (LBM) are a relatively recent approach to the simulation of fluid flows and transport problems in general.
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An optimum and selective materials design based on computational approaches is essential in order to avoid time-consuming and expensive experiments...
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Gas-liquid contactors (GLCs) are one of the core technologies in the chemical industry, playing a crucial role in reactant conditioning, chemical conversion and separation processes.
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Project report for NHR@KIT website
If you have used the Karlsruhe High Performance Computer (HoreKa) for your research project, we ask you to provide a short report about your research for our website.
Please draft a text according to the NHR@KIT research report guidelines (see below) and submit it to NHR-Reports.