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Date	Fri, Mar 1, 2024
Time	4:05 pm - 5:55 pm (4:05 pm - 4:20 pm Coffee break, 4:20 pm - 5:40 pm Talks, 5:40 pm - Free discussion and coffee break)
City	Kobe, Japan/Online
Place	Lecture Hall (6th floor) at R-CCS, Online seminar on Zoom If you are not affiliated with R-CCS and would like to attend R-CCS Cafe, please email us at r-ccs-cafe[at]ml.riken.jp.
Language	Presentation Language: English Presentation Material: English
Speakers	Shinichi Miura Facility Operations and Development Unit/Quantum-HPC Hybrid Platform Operations Unit Unit Leader Yasushi Okuno Biomedical Computational Intelligence Unit/AI-driven Drug Discovery Collaborative Unit Unit Leader Mitsuhisa Sato Programming Environment Research Team/Quantum-HPC Hybrid Software Environment Unit Team Leader/Unit Leader Takahito Nakajima Computational Molecular Science Research Team Team Leader

Talk Titles and Abstracts

1st Speaker: Shinichi Miura

Title:
Energy Efficient Operation for Supercomputer Fugaku and Resource Enhancement Plans of R-CCS
Abstract:
In this presentation, I will report on the energy-efficient operation of the supercomputer Fugaku.
I also introduce the computing resources enhancement planned by R-CCS and report on the status of the feasibility study for operation towards Fugaku next.

2nd Speaker: Yasushi Okuno

Title:
Acceleration of protein 3D structure prediction AI (AF2) powered by “Fugaku” for realization of genome-scale molecular simulation

3rd Speaker: Mitsuhisa Sato

Title:
NEDO JHPC quantum project
Abstract:
As the number of qubits in advanced quantum computers is getting larger over 100 qubits, demands for the integration of quantum computers and HPC are gradually growing. Recently, we have started a new project funded by NEDO titled "Research and Development of quantum-supercomputers hybrid platform for exploration of ncharted computable capabilities" named "JHPC quantum," In this project, we are going to design and build a quantum-supercomputer hybrid computing platform which integrates different kinds of quantum computers, IBM and Quantinuum, with supercomputers including Fugaku. In this talk, the overview and plan of JHPC quantum project will be presented. I will mention on summary of Programming Environment Research team closed at the end of March.

4th Speaker: Takahito Nakajima

Title:
Recent Research Progress in Computational Molecular Science Research Team
Abstract:
I will introduce some of our recent activities on materials simulation and informatics achieved in this FY. In particular, I will focus on the developments of quantum chemistry computational approaches and some applications of molecular design and materials development that we have performed this FY.

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（Feb 22, 2024）