Digital twins constitute the next step in our understanding of complex technical and natural systems. They represent a digital replica of real-life systems on all scales in structure, interactions and evolution over time. The workshop features relevant key technology areas such as High-Performance Computing, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Real-time Analytics and Feedback, Intelligent Infrastructures, (Massively-parallel) Simulations, Visual Analytics, Model-based Therapies, Real-time Modelling and more.

Attached is a summary of the program. Further details about the speakers and their talks can be found at the event website. The workshop is free-of-charge and will take place exclusively via Zoom. It is necessary to register so that you will receive the Zoom link needed to attend the Annual Workshop.

date: 6 – 9 December 2021 (in the afternoons CET)
title: CASUS Annual Workshop "Digital Twins of Complex Systems”
agenda: https://www.casus.science/events/casus-annual-workshop-2021/
registration: https://events.hifis.net/event/204/

CASUS was founded 2019 in Görlitz/Germany and pursues data-intensive interdisciplinary systems research in such diverse disciplines as earth system research, systems biology or materials research. The goal of CASUS is to create digital images of complex systems of unprecedented fidelity to reality with innovative methods from mathematics, theoretical systems research, simulations as well as data and computer science to give answers to urgent societal questions. http://www.casus.science