In Sweden, SNIC (Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing) is responsible for providing large-scale computer resources for all academic users. There are three levels of grants: SMALL, MEDIUM and LARGE. Whereas the former two are handled at the six centres individually, the LARGE applications are dealt with by the SNAC (Swedish National Allocation Committee) twice a year.

In this talk, Philipp Schlatter (current chairperson of SNAC) will introduce the SNIC operation, and the specific procedures of how these large allocations are handled will be discussed. In addition, there is the possibility to ask questions about the required content of the applications, and best practice guidelines.

Time and location

The event will be held on 30 September 2019 at 10:30 - 12:15.  The seminar will be held in the conference room 1, 3rd flour of the V-building in Lund. 

Registration

To register, please visit the registration page

Questions

Questions and queries regarding the course should be directed to LUNARC, using the support form.