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A group of people are sitting in a modern conference room listening to a presentation. The speaker is standing in front of a screen, while the audience has their backs to him. The chairs are arranged in an orderly fashion, and large windows allow plenty of daylight to enter the room. © Tobias Bialdyga​/​Sora by OpenAI

Event program

Time of day Program point
10.00 a.m. Arrival of the guests
10.45 a.m. Welcome & greetings
11.15 a.m. Inauguration/ceremonial commissioning of the
high-performance computer LiDO4
by Minister Ina Brandes MdL,
Minister for Culture and Science of the
state of North Rhine-Westphalia

Scientific colloquium

Time of dayProgram point
11.45 a.m.Prof. Dr. Christian Plessl,
Head of Paderborn Center for Parallel Computing (PC2)
of Paderborn University:
"Domain-Specific Computing: Sind wir schon da – oder noch unterwegs?"
12.30 p.m.Lunch
2.00 p.m.Dipl.-Inf. Markus Geveler,
CTO of IANUS Simulation GmbH,
Dortmund:
"Rechenzeit ist Erkenntniszeit: HPC für physikbasierte KI - Wie ein Cloud-Ökosystem Simulation, Datenräume und KI-Surrogates nahtlos verbindet.”
2.45 p.m.Prof. Dr. Igor Schapiro,
Chair of Theoretical Biophysics at TU Dortmund University
TU Dortmund University:
“Insights into the vision process from multiscale simulations”
3.30 p.m.Coffee break
3.45 p.m.Prof. Dr. Marius Lindauer,
Institute for Artificial Intelligence at the
Leibniz University Hannover (LUHAI):
“Beyond the Billion-Parameter Race: Green AutoML for Highly Efficient and Sustainable AI” 
4.30 p.m.Jörg Heydemüller,
Director, Public Sector Sales, DDN at scale for D/A/CH,
Central and Eastern Europe:
“Die Geschichte der Menschheit ist die Geschichte ihrer Technologien.”
5.00 p.m.End of the event