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Publication in Spektrum der Wissenschaft: Outstanding research results show enormous potential of superconductors for the technology of the near future
In an interdisciplinary collaboration, Benedikt Fausweh and Peter K. Schuhmacher from the Institute for Software Technology, together with other researchers, were able to speed up the simulation of superconductors enormously by recognising and mathematically calculating different superconducting phases of electrons. The new findings hold great potential for the use of quantum materials in the near future.
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Call for Papers: Special Issue of IEEE Software on Quantum Software and its Engineering
IEEE Software seeks submissions for this upcoming special issue. Michael Epping and Michael Felderer from the DLR Institute for Software technology are guest editors of this special issue together with Tao Yue and Vlad Gheorghiu. Submissions due: October 2024.
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Paper on solving the long-standing graph coloring problem receives the prestigious SIAG/Supercomputing Best Paper Prize
The paper titled "A Recursive Algebraic Coloring Technique for Hardware-efficient Symmetric Sparse Matrix-vector Multiplication" has been awarded the prestigious 2024 SIAG/SC Best Paper Prize from the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM). Co-authors of this paper are Achim Basermann and Jonas Thies of our institute's department of High-Performance Computing.
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How is Free Software used at DLR? An interview by the Free Software Foundation Europe with Tobias Schlauch
In addition to his work as a research software engineer at the Institute for Software Technology, Tobias Schlauch is the representative for the DLR Software Engineering Initiative. In an interview with the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) he talks about the use of Free Software and the REUSE tool at DLR.
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Simulations of superconductors accelerated enormously - research shows promising insights for high-tech materials
A team of mathematicians and physicists from Saarland University, Eindhoven University and the DLR Institute for Software Technology has developed a method that can significantly improve the simulation of the electrical properties of superconductors. The results of the new interdisciplinary research are now published in the journal Physical Review Research.
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23. April 2024
Qualität vor Quantität in der digitalen Quantensimulation
Mit digitaler Quantensimulation können Probleme der Festkörperforschung gelöst werden, zum Beispiel Leitfähigkeit, Magnetismus oder Supraleitung. Voraussetzung ist ein Quantencomputer, der die Simulationen durchführt. Juniorprofessor Benedikt Fauseweh vom DLR-Institut für Softwaretechnologie hat Anwendungsfälle für das Magazin Nature Communications analysiert.
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The journey to the martian moon Phobos begins
The German-French rover IDEFIX travels to Japan and is expected to arrive there at the end of January. It is part of the Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission, which will explore both martian moons under the leadership of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, JAXA. The Institute for Software Technology is involved along with seven other DLR facilities and institutes.
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D-fine and Planqc to support ALQU in the development of compiler software for quantum computers
The consulting firm D-fine and the quantum computer manufacturer planqc will develop novel compiler software for DLR quantum computing hardware as part of ALQU. With the ALQU project of the DLR Institute of Software Technology, a bridge is built between hardware and software: it aims at the efficient compilation of quantum circuits on quantum computing hardware and the development of customised quantum algorithms for difficult, industry-relevant computing problems.
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MAIUS-2: Ultrakalte Atome im Weltraum-Mini-Labor
Am 2. Dezember 2023 um 8:30 Uhr MEZ ist das Experiment MAIUS-2 (Materiewellen-Interferometrie unter Schwerelosigkeit) mit einer Forschungsrakete vom Raumfahrtzentrum Esrange bei Kiruna (Nordschweden) ins Weltall gestartet. Verschiedene Experimente untersuchten die Erzeugung von Bose-Einstein Kondensaten in Schwerelosigkeit. Das DLR-Institut für Softwaretechnologie lieferte zusammen mit dem DLR-Institut für Satellitengeodäsie und Intertialsensorik die Software sowohl für die Vorbereitung als auch für die Durchführung der Experimente mit Quantengasen.
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DLR entwickelt 3D-Druckverfahren für die Raumfahrt weiter
Der Wettbewerb auf dem Raumfahrtmarkt stellt neue Anforderungen an die Trägertechnologie, insbesondere bei den Themen Kostenreduktion und Wiederverwendbarkeit. Das DLR-Projekt 3D-LoCoS zeigt, dass die additive Fertigung künftig eine große Rolle für Raumfahrtantriebe spielen kann.
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