Collaboration set within Goethe University’s affiliation with the ATHENE National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity seeks to develop solutions for
In mid-December, “Baby Diamond” was officially commissioned at the Institute of Computer Science. Quantum computers promise great things. They are
“Simple things are often the most difficult.” This apparent paradox neatly describes the challenges facing computer systems and online applications
Science Minister Timon Gremmels and Digital Minister Kristina Sinemus attend ceremony marking the official start of “Baby Diamond” Hesse took
The John von Neumann Institute for Computing (NIC) has been providing computation time on supercomputers for science and industry for
Goethe University Frankfurt’s Center for Critical Computational Studies (C3S) unveils a new research focus at a high-profile event. The new
When bioinformatician Franziska Matthäus says she and her partners – biologists in Edinburgh and mathematicians in Turin and Darmstadt –
To promote research into new developments in healthcare, Goethe University Frankfurt has set up the Institute for Digital Medicine and
Four world-leaders are joining forces for pushing the realisation of quantum computers and their integration in HPC systems forward: Forschungszentrum
With the upcoming installation of its first quantum computer, Goethe University will join the list the leading German universities in
The move of Goethe University Frankfurt’s Computer Science and Mathematics Faculty to Riedberg Campus is within reach: On September 28,
Computer scientists Uwe Brinkschulte and Mathias Pacher are working on secure and self-organizing drone systems based on organic computing. Drones
FIAS scientists employ machine learning to investigate thunderstorms. Each year, lightning strikes almost half a million times in Germany alone.
Advertising, fraud or the optimization of business models: consumer data are a precious commodity that is just as much of
How to better understand and create networks Synthetic networks are booming. Today, computer simulations of networks are used to study
How supercomputers of the future will look The Center for Scientific Computing at Goethe University Frankfurt is currently operating a
For her outstanding achievements in the development of High Performance Computing (HPC), the organisation „Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe“
Having undergone extensive renewal works, the „Goethe NHR“ mainframe, part of the Konsortium Nationales Hochleistungsrechnen Süd-West [National High-Performance Computing (NHR)
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