OBJECTIVE 1
Enable unprecedented plasma simulations and associated extreme-data analytics to address plasma physics grand challenges that are impossible to solve on current extreme-scale systems and require exascale computing
OBJECTIVE 2
Maximise the performance of four European plasma codes (BIT, GENE, PIConGPU, Vlasiator) in terms of parallel performance and efficiency on European exascale and pre-exascale systems, building on algorithmic advances as well as on programming model and library developments.
OBJECTIVE 3
Establish and ensure an integrated HPC software engineering approach for deploying, verifying, and validating extreme-scale kinetic plasma simulations that can serve as a community standard.
Latest publications
“Leveraging HPC Profiling & Tracing Tools to Understand the Performance of Particle-in-Cell Monte Carlo Simulations”
“MPI Performance Analysis in Vlasiator: Unraveling Communication Bottlenecks”
“Non-Blocking GPU-CPU Notifications to Enable More GPU-CPU Parallelism”
Our Partners
KTH
FORTH
SiPearl
University of Helsinki
Max Planck Institute
Barcelona Supercomputing Center
Institute of Plasma Physics
HZDR
Technical University Munich
University of Ljubljana
HAPPENING IN PLASMA-PEPSC
Latest news
Our team Plasma-PEPSC are thrilled to introduce our project at EuroHPC Summit 2024 in Antwerp, Belgium. Together, we are pushing scientific boundaries with four European flagship plasma codes: BIT, GENE, PIConGPU, and Vlasiator.
Plasma-PEPSC CoE together with ENCCS organized the hybrid training workshop from 13-15 February at Stockholm, Sweden. This workshop was focused on bringing together code developers, researchers, and research software engineers working on plasma science, and create an amazing opportunity for sharing innovative ideas and best practice for potential users[…]