C. Malica, K. Novoselov, A. S Barnard, S. V. Kalinin, S. R. Spurgeon, K. Reuter, M. Alducin, V. L...
A. Fiorentino, P. Pegolo, S. Baroni, and D. Donadio
M. A. Hernandez Bertran, D. Zapata Dominguez, C. L. Berhaut, S. Tardi, A. Longo, C. J. Sahle, C...
L. Bastonero, C. Malica, E. Macke, M. Bercx, S. P. Huber, I. Timrov, and N. Marzari
MaX Centre of Excellence (MaX CoE) is pleased to announce an upcoming webinar introducing two significant platforms that support the advancement of computational materials science.
MaX joined the CASTIEL2 Communications Workshop at BSC, promoting effective HPC communication and collaboration among CoEs and NCCs across Europe.
MaX CoE joined PASC25, where project coordinator Professor Molinari spoke on HPC-driven materials discovery. Her talk highlighted sustainability, open-source tools, and reproducibility as key to advancing scientific and technological innovation.
MaX CoE was represented by its partners IT4I at the 40th edition of ISC High Performance.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the SIESTA project. To commemorate the occasion, a surprise celebration was organized during the SIESTA Advanced Workshop, paying tribute to the project’s origins and its founding members.
Between 2-5 June, 2025, MaX Centre of Excellence co-organized the Advanced SIESTA Workshop in Barcelona, bringing together researchers and experts to explore machine learning, high-performance computing, and emerging applications in density functional theory.
The School on Machine Learning for Molecules and Materials Research is currently taking place in Zadar, Croatia .
MaX is pleased to announce the release of SIESTA 5.4.0 , the second major update in the SIESTA 5 series. This version brings significant improvements in functionality, performance, and interoperability, making SIESTA more powerful and easier to use for materials science research.
From May 19–23, 2025, MaX Centre of Excellence held a school on excited states in complex materials...
SIESTA 5.2.2 was successfully adapted for ARM processors during the EPICURE HPC Hackathon in Braga, Portugal. Tested on the DEUCALION supercomputer, it now runs efficiently on ARM and is included in the EESSI software stack. With an EasyBuild recipe and automated benchmarking using JUBE, SIESTA is more accessible, consistent, and ready for future HPC platforms.
Dear Readers, MaX Newsletter is read b y 800+ sub scribers across Europe. Over the past two years,...
MaX Centre of Excellence (CoE) launches a new podcast series titled “Voices of MaX” , designed to...
X. Gong and A. Dal Corso
P. Febrer, P. B. Jørgensen, M. Pruneda, A. Garcia, and A. Bhowmik
F. Pabst and S. Baroni
P. Pegolo, F. Grasselli and S. Baroni
Each year, Girls in ICT Day - celebrated on the fourth Thursday of April - encourages young women...