HPC user projects

Applications of the Supercomputer

The capabilities of the Supercomputer have a wide range of applications and are an important element in socio-economic development. The primary users of the CI TASK network and computing resources include scientists, PhD students, engineers, and master's students.

Projects carried out using the computing cluster are applied in many fields of science and technology. Here are some examples: generation of realistic polycrystalline structures, simulation of functional protein complexes, design of effective drugs and vaccines, construction of biosensors, and modeling the spread of pollutants or snowmelt. Among technical problems, notable examples include structural strength analysis, fatigue life assessment of ship structures, ultrasonic tomography research in historical buildings, safety analysis in underground mining transport routes, and signal propagation in 5G telecommunications systems. Supercomputing is also invaluable in solving medical problems, such as identifying sources of cognitive activity in the human brain, analyzing the impact of hypertension on cerebral circulation disorders, simulating the movement of a person in a wheelchair, numerical analysis of the knee joint, identifying functional characteristics of jaw muscles, and studying the properties and behavior of medical implants. The number of problems requiring computational analysis continues to grow, as does the demand for increasingly powerful computing performance.