Year: 2020
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Developers meeting 2020
Yambo developers will join online the next three Fridays (4/11/18 December) to discuss the status and future programs of the Yambo code. Ongoing developments, next release, Python platform, extending GPU porting, optimization and training events. Stay tuned, many novelties to come in the next months. Here below the full program: Friday 4 09:00 – 09:10…
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MaX Webinar on Yambo code
On 16 June 2020 at 3 PM CEST, the third webinar of a series presenting the most recent developments of the MAX flagship codes entitled “Quasiparticle Band Structures and Excitons in Novel Materials using the Yambo Code” will be held featuring the Yambo code. The scope of this webinar is, indeed, to provide a broad view of the…
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April 2020 MaX Newsletter is out
The April 2020 issue of the MaX Newsletter is out. In this issue, you will find news about: *DFT and GW towards the exascale: porting of the MaX codes on GPUs, including the recent porting of Yambo to GPU machines *Co-design in Materials Science Towards Exascale *Machine Learning: Improved predictions for time-to-solution of material science simulations *A report…
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#Stayathome with Yambo
In this challenging time when many scientists and students are enforced to stay at home, we invite all people interested in learning the theory behind the yambo code and its usage to have a look to the video lectures recorded in the occasion of the recent Yambo school at ICTP in Trieste and follow the online tutorials. The…
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Reproducibility in G0W0 calculations for solids
The importance of validating codes and best practice for GW calculations. A community effort involving Yambo, Abinit and BerkeleyGW provides a framework for users and developers to validate the precision of new applications and methodological improvements relating to GW codes. Plane-wave GW codes give the same results provided everything is very carefully converged but can differ dramatically when not.…
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Computational School on Electronic Excitations in Novel Materials Using the Yambo Code
International Center of Theoretical Physics (ICTP), Trieste, Italy 27-31 January 2020
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Quantum Yambo Machine
Yambo is pleased to announce the release of a Quantum Yambo Machine to be used as Virtual Machine. The Quantum Yambo Machine is a virtual machine for computational materials science. It is fully equipped of the latest Yambo source and of the Yambo tutorials. All tools and libraries are fully installed. This Quantum Machine is entirely…
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Video-lectures and new tutorials online
The Computational School on Electronic Excitations in Novel Materials Using the Yambo Code is just over. We are very grateful to all the lecturers, tutors and sponsors that make this event possible, and we are even more grateful to the participants for their enthusiasm and engagement. Unfortunately, we could not accept all the applicants of…