Open positions

Bordeaux

If you are an experienced project manager already working at the Université de Bordeaux and wishing to prolong your contract or to extend a part-time position, you are welcome to contact Mark Potse at u-bordeaux (you know) to discuss possibilities.

Strasbourg

We are curently offering a Post-Doctoral Research Visit F/M Code optimization in the MICROCARD project: compiler-generated efficient CPU and GPU codes for membrane models at the INRIA CAMUS team, located at University of Strasbourg in the ICube Laboratory, on the Illkirch Campus very close to Strasbourg, France.

Karlsruhe

The Institute of Biomedical Engineering at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology seeks a research software engineer to

  • coordinate and integrate software contributions to openCARP (GPU support, distributed memory parallel programming, new numerical schemes),
  • operate and optimize the CI/CD/CB (Continuous Integration, Delivery and Benchmarking) infrastructure, and
  • support users of the software through our established communication platforms.

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Latest news

3 March 2025: SIAM news article

SIAM published a news article about the openCARP software.

18 December 2024: Thesis defense Edoardo Centofanti

Edoardo Centofanti defended his thesis "Efficient Solvers and Machine Learning Approaches in Cardiac Electrophysiology on High-Performance Computing Architectures" and is now a doctor at the Università degli studi di Pavia.

MICROCARD restarted in November 2024

The MICROCARD project ended on 30 September but MICROCARD was reborn as a Centre of Excellence on 1 November 2024. It is funded by EuroHPC call HORIZON-EUROHPC-JU-2023-COE-03.


more news

Agenda

Monday 24 March

14:00 WP6+7 meeting

16:00 WP4 meeting

Friday 28 March

14:00 WP1 plenary meeting

30 March - 1 April

European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) Congress in Vienna

Thursday 3 April

16:00 Executive Board meeting


full agenda

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