MaX is currently organising a series of Webinars, each one dedicated to its Flagship Codes.

The 2nd MaX Webinar of the series is focused on "Managing, simplifying and disseminating High-Throughput computational materials science with AiiDA, AiiDA lab, and the Materials Cloud Archive" and will take place next 27 May 2020 at 3 PM CEST.

The available computational power has steadily increased over the past decades and continues to do so, with upcoming superclusters going towards a performance on the scale of Exaflops/s. These advances present great new opportunities for computational science but also pose new challenges with respect to how to automate the resources and manage the data that will be produced.

We will give a short introduction to AiiDA, a tool that is designed to help its users leverage high-performance computing resources to automate workflows of HPC codes, such as those developed by MAX, run on those systems and manage the data that they produce. We will detail especially how the recent release AiiDA 1.0 comes with many performance improvements in the workflow engine and database in order to support high-throughput computational loads and the various mechanisms that allow its users to make optimal use of current and future powerful HPC resources. After that, we will exhibit AiiDA lab, a GUI solution on the cloud that makes running these workflows and analyzing the results easy and intuitive, even for non-experts. Finally, we will present the renewed Archive of the Materials Cloud that serves as a dissemination platform that can be used to very easily publish data generated through AiiDA.

In this webinar, we will show how the MAX flagship code AiiDA supports its users to manage their computational workflows and the data that is produced. As opposed to all other flagship codes, AiiDA itself is not a simulation software, but instead is a workflow and data management tool. We will show how it can be used to automate workflows that directly employ the other MAX flagship codes, such as Quantum ESPRESSO, how AiiDA lab provides a user-friendly GUI to the workflows even for non-experts, and how the resulting data can easily be published through the Materials Cloud Archive.

By participating, you will be able to learn:

- How the MAX flagship code AiiDA supports its users to manage their computational workflows and the data that is produced,
- How AiiDA code can be used to automate workflows that directly employ the other MAX flagship codes, such as Quantum ESPRESSO,
- How AiiDA lab provides a user-friendly GUI to the workflows even for non-experts, and
- How the resulting data can easily be published through the Materials Cloud Archive.

Visit the official webinar page and get more info.

You can see the agenda prepared for its attendees and reserve a spot!

The Max Team