ODISSEE Webinars

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Cloud orchestration and HPC performance: bridging the gap with Interlink

This webinar presents how to bridge Kubernetes workloads to any compute resource – HPC clusters, batch systems, cloud providers, and more. InterLink help to maintain the standard Kubernetes API while leveraging the power of heterogeneous computing.

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Daniele Spiga (INFN)

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Open Science Talks on Dark Matter

In January 2026, the ODISSEE consortium met at CERN for three days of scientific exchanges and strategic discussions, including sessions on radio astronomy, particle physics, and dark matter research, as well as a visit to the LHCb experiment.

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Damien Gratadour (CNRS, Observatoire de Paris-PSL), Marco Regis (University of Turin, INFN), Andrew Siemion (University of California, Berkeley, SETI Institute), Matthieu Heller (University of Geneva), Jiahui Zhuo (Instituto de Física Corpuscular and University of Valencia) and Emilio Xosé Rodríguez Fernández (Instituto Galego de Física de Altas Enerxías)

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Towards a scalable and composable end-to-end workflow for radio-interferometric imaging

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Baptiste Besnard (Observatoire de Paris)

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How European technologies drive smarter and greener HPC

This webinar presents how European software and hardware innovations contribute to more energy-efficient and sustainable high-performance computing. Through concrete use cases from the ODISSEE project, the session showcases energy-aware workflows, performance optimisation techniques, and European processor technologies designed for future HPC and AI workloads.

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Julita Corbalán (EAS), Julien Villette and Noureddine Bouhali (SiPearl)
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Shedding light on Dark Matter from the LHC to the SKAO

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Emma Tolley (EPFL)
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How to shape trust in the era of data deluge and AI-driven processing

This webinar introduces the ODISSEE initiative and explores challenges of processing massive data streams from SKAO and CERN’s HL-LHC, focusing on AI-driven real-time data processing to ensure trustworthy scientific data solutions.

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Oleg Smirnov (Rhodes University & SARAO), Vava Gligorov (CNRS & CERN-LHCb)

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