Two years after it went into operation, the University of Bonn celebrated the Marvin supercomputer with a community event on March 19. Researchers from various disciplines used the opportunity to exchange ideas, network with each other and presented their results. Katrin Drysch achieved 2nd place with her presentation "Nanoplastics can build themselves" at this year's Marvin Cup.
Katrin Drysch takes second place at this year's Marvin Cup Katrin Drysch takes second place at this year's Marvin Cup
Katrin Drysch, a PhD student from the group of Prof. Barbara Kirchner was awarded the second prize of this year's "Marvin Cup", which was awarded to mark the second anniversary of the HPC cluster Marvin.
Katrin Drysch takes second place at this year's Marvin Cup
- The three winners of this year's Marvin Cup, representing their teams: Katrin Drysch (Clausius Institute for Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, Group of Prof. Barbara Kirchner), Prof. Dr. Michael Hölzel (Institute of Experimental Oncology), Prof. Dr. Jürgen Gall (Institute of Computer Science).
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Katrin Drysch thanks the Fonds der Chemischen Industrie (FCI) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, CRC1639 NuMeriQS (Project no. 511713970)) for financial support.