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Jorge Gomes (LIP)27/10/2026, 10:00Presentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Status update
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Dr Lois Orosa (CESGA)27/10/2026, 10:20Development of innovative software and servicesSpecial Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
The Spanish 1HealthAI (One-Health AI Factory) aims to position European One-Health products, services, research, and the broader economy among global leaders. The 1HealthAI Factory will develop trustworthy AI tailored to the unique demands of human, animal, and environmental health, and include an experimental platform for testing AI models.
Led by the Galicia Supercomputing Center...
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Prof. Igmacio Martin-Llorente (Open Nebula)27/10/2026, 10:40Datacenter and digital infrastructures development and status reportingSpecial Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
HPC centers are evolving rapidly. In addition to traditional simulation workloads, they are now expected to support AI training and inference, interactive research environments, and increasingly data-intensive scientific workflows.
This keynote looks at how the AI Factory model is reshaping the way these infrastructures are designed and operated. Slurm, Kubernetes, virtual machines, bare...
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Pedro Pinheiro (LIP)27/10/2026, 11:45Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
We present a JupyterHub platform that was built for the Direção-Geral do Território (DGT) of Portugal, offering accessible interactive geospatial analytics and HPC within one browser-based ecosystem. The platform uses pre-configured Python and R environments allowing users to discover, process, and visualize their geospatial data using STAC services, Sentinel data access utilities, and an S3...
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Carlos Fernandez Sanchez (CESGA)27/10/2026, 11:45Datacenter and digital infrastructures development and status reporting
The Galicia Supercomputing Centre (CESGA) is undergoing its most significant infrastructure renewal since its foundation, backed by a joint investment from the Xunta de Galicia of over €56 million. This talk presents the three pillars of this transformation and their implications for the Iberian e-infrastructure community.
First, a new data centre is under construction at the Sionlla...
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Carlos Fernández-Sánchez (Galicia Supercomputing Center (CESGA))27/10/2026, 12:05Datacenter and digital infrastructures development and status reportingPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
ENSURE (ENvironmentally SUstainable digital services and practices for REsearch infrastructures) is a 36-month Horizon Europe TECH-01-01 project, started in September 2026, addressing the growing environmental footprint of large-scale digital Research Infrastructures (RIs). As RIs generate, process and store ever-increasing volumes of data, energy and water consumption, carbon emissions and...
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Jorge Gomes (LIP)27/10/2026, 12:05Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The Directorate-General for Territory (DGT) plays a pivotal role in producing, cataloguing, and sharing official geographic information in Portugal. With the exponential growth in the volume of highly complex geospatial datasets—such as high-resolution orthophotos, satellite images and, more recently, dense point clouds from mainland Portugal’s LiDAR survey—implementing an infrastructure...
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Natalia Costas Lago (CESGA)27/10/2026, 12:25Datacenter and digital infrastructures development and status reportingPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The Galician Supercomputing Centre (CESGA) is developing a quantum communications infrastructure to support research, experimentation and the future deployment of secure quantum-enabled services across Galicia, Spain and Europe. These activities are aligned with the European Quantum Communication Infrastructure (EuroQCI) initiative and are being reinforced through IberianQCI, a cross-border...
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Estíbaliz Parcero-Iglesias (Instituto de Instrumentación para Imagen Molecular, Universitat Politècnica de València), Germán Moltó (Universitat Politècnica de València)27/10/2026, 12:25Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
EOSC-ARENA is a European project aimed at advancing Generative AI (GenAI) capabilities for open science within the European Open Science Cloud, bringing together work on infrastructure, model adaptation, responsible AI, knowledge retrieval, and community-facing services. Given the breadth of the project, this work focuses exclusively on our contribution to the technical layer for GenAI model...
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Viet Tran (Institute of Informatics SAS Slovakia)27/10/2026, 12:45Development of innovative software and services
Services hosted in federated research clouds are increasingly expected to stay available at all times. Yet the most common high-availability techniques, such as Kubernetes clusters, local HAProxy with Keepalived, or replicated virtual machines, all operate within a single cloud site. They cannot protect a service when the whole site becomes unavailable, and monitoring of the EGI Federated...
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Miguel Caballer (Universitat Politènica de València), Estíbaliz Parcero-Iglesias (Instituto de Instrumentación para Imagen Molecular, Universitat Politècnica de València)27/10/2026, 12:45Development, implementation and operation of Data LakesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Data Spaces are federated ecosystems for trusted data sharing. In this context, the Green Deal Data Space (GDDS), implemented by the SAGE project, aims to enable secure, reliable, and interoperable data sharing across environmental and sustainability domains. Data Spaces are distributed by nature, which means that participants in the GDDS must deploy and manage a set of components that ensure...
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Samuel Bernardo (LIP)27/10/2026, 13:05Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Modern enterprise cloud-native architectures require a clean separation between bare-metal hardware management and developer-facing application abstractions. This optimized framework presents a multi-layer approach that decouples low-level core services and hardware management from application orchestration.
At the Core Infrastructure Layer, the platform provides a high-performance...
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Zacarias Benta (LIP - Minho)27/10/2026, 13:05Development of innovative software and servicesLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
Dataverse is an open source data repository solution with increased adoption by research organizations and user communities for data sharing and preservation. Datasets stored in Dataverse are
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cataloged, described with metadata, and can be easily shared and downloaded. After having dedicated a few years to the development and integration of a Dataverse based repository for research data, we... -
Heribert Pascual Saldaña (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC))27/10/2026, 14:15
The EuroHPC ChEESE-2P Centre of Excellence (2023-2026, GA No. 101093038) is preparing 11 open-source flagship applications in Solid Earth sciences for pre-exascale and emerging high-performance computing (HPC) architectures. Alongside its activities in performance, scalability, accelerator support and portability, the project introduced basic software quality requirements as a starting point...
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Ms Laura Martinez Calvo (EuroHPC JU)27/10/2026, 14:15
Presentation by the EuroHPC JU.
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Andrea Manzi (EGI Foundation)27/10/2026, 14:30Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The EGI Federation has provided federated e-infrastructure services to European and global science for over 15 years. As artificial intelligence increasingly permeates every scientific domain, EGI has begun adapting its infrastructure to better serve AI-driven science. The talk reviews EGI's early experiences with AI, drawing lessons from the interTwin and iMagine Horizon Europe projects on...
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Juan Antonio Añel (EPhysLab, Universidade de Vigo, Ourense, Galicia, Spain)27/10/2026, 14:35
In this study, highlighted by the European Geosciences Union, we present the evaluation of the accessibility to the source code of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP) models through all their phases, emphasizing the need for public repositories to ensure transparency regarding model input, output, and usage rights, along with an analysis of licenses for compliance with scientific...
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Mr Daniel Rodríguez Abal (IEO CSIC)27/10/2026, 14:50Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Modern digital infrastructures are critical for transforming long-term ocean observing systems into scalable, accessible assets for marine research and the blue economy. This contribution presents the architectural framework and technological evolution of the digital data infrastructures and operational services deployed by the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC), acting as a National...
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Iván Palomo Llavona (IFCA)27/10/2026, 14:55
Within the scope the ENVRI-Hub project, we are working towards establishing an agile software development process, we developed two key extensions for the SQAaaS platform. The first introduces the capability of evaluating Jupyter Notebooks via the tool Pynblint, which assesses the properties of notebook cells and highlights how they can be improved. The second is the re-implementation of...
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Tim Wetzel (DESY IT (Research and Innovation in Scientific Computing))27/10/2026, 15:10R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven sciencePresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Synchrotron facilities such DESY’s PETRA III with its multitude of techniques at the beamlines serve as essential hubs for cutting-edge photon science research in collaboration with universities. However, the sheer volume of experimental data generated often surpasses local storage and computational resources, making traditional wide-area network transfers increasingly inefficient.
The...
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João Machado (CNCA)27/10/2026, 15:15
This presentation highlights the CI/CD and GitOps approach that is
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applied in the deployment and operations of the ENVRI-Hub Next
applications and their underlying infrastructure. The GitLab CI/CD
pipelines perform automation of the build process, test, quality
assessments, security scan, and releases in staging and production
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Samuel Bernardo (LIP)27/10/2026, 15:25Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Integrating enterprise Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems with rigid national identity infrastructures and specialised computing environments presents major architectural and security challenges. Modern OAuth specifications have deprecated the Implicit Grant flow due to critical URI query string leakage vectors, including web server access logs, browser histories, and referrer...
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Elena Fernandez (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia)27/10/2026, 15:30Design and implementation of Digital TwinsLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
The La Palma Quantum Interferometer (LPQI, https://lapalmaqi.es/) aims to achieve microarcsecond resolution in optical astronomy by correlating photons detected at separate telescopes. Its Pathfinder will link the Nordic Optical Telescope and the Telescopio Nazionale Galileo across a 550 m baseline at La Palma. A planned expansion involving additional optical telescopes would extend the...
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Samuel Bernardo (LIP)27/10/2026, 15:35R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven scienceLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
The SQAaaS offering is an all-purpose, fully automated, on-demand service intended to provide the ability to evaluate and certify quality attributes of source code, web services, and scientific digital assets. The key component of the offered service architecture is the SQAaaS API server, which acts as the orchestration layer managing the event-driven process of quality validation on...
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Marco Mancini27/10/2026, 16:00Datacenter and digital infrastructures development and status reportingPractical Demonstration (20')
This session takes a practical look at what it actually means to build and run an AI Factory using open-source technologies. The goal is simple: show how to stand up a platform that can deliver GPU as a Service, Kubernetes as a Service, and LLM services in a way that fits alongside existing HPC environments—especially those built around Slurm.
We’ll dig into architectures that bring...
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Ms Mariana García González (Innovation Department, Bahía Software SLU)27/10/2026, 16:00Cooperation between Iberian research communitiesLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
Organisations in security-critical sectors such as healthcare and manufacturing hold data of high analytical value, but regulatory, competitive and privacy constraints prevent them from pooling it to train artificial intelligence models. The SOTERIA project introduced here addresses this gap through the research and development of trustworthy data spaces that allow AI to be deployed on...
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Manuel HUERTAS LOPEZ (Gran Telescopio de Canarias, S.A.)27/10/2026, 16:20Cooperation between Iberian research communitiesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC) is the largest optical and infrared telescope in operation and one of the Spanish Unique Scientific and Technical Infrastructures (ICTS). Its size, the range of technological domains involved and the precision it requires make it a complex system, whose operation relies on specialised personnel and on sophisticated control and monitoring tools.
The...
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Josué Toledo Castro (GRANTECAN, S.A. (Gran Telescopio Canarias, GTC))27/10/2026, 16:40Development, implementation and operation of Data LakesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC), the largest optical and infrared telescope in operation, is a highly complex technological infrastructure whose daily operation, spread across numerous subsystems and technical domains, produces a large volume of technical and scientific data that grows steadily in volume, velocity and variety. Part of this data resides in isolated silos and heterogeneous...
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Abel Rodríguez Calleja (Universidad de Santiago de Compostela)27/10/2026, 17:00R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven science
Radius-based neighbor search is a fundamental operation in 3D point cloud processing, with applications across many fields. It is usually accelerated with spatial data structures such as octrees or k-d trees, whose construction cost and irregular memory access patterns limit performance on large and irregular datasets.
We propose a preprocessing step that operates directly on the point...
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Samuel Bernardo (LIP)27/10/2026, 17:20R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven sciencePresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Bare-metal Kubernetes deployments eliminate cloud abstraction layers, exposing critical hardware-level friction in latency, routing, and storage. Project Noctilucent presents an architectural framework designed to systematically remove latency and operational overhead across all cluster layers.
To prevent etcd quorum instability during latency spikes, Noctilucent replaces...
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César Cañada Alonso27/10/2026, 17:40Development of innovative software and servicesLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
Identity and Access Management (IAM) remains one of the most persistent challenges in the security of Edge IoT systems. Conventional IAM solutions, originally designed for centralised environments, are increasingly ill-suited to edge deployments: they suffer from high latency, low energy efficiency and high resource consumption; they lack true 'offline-first' operation in scenarios with...
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Antonio Alcami Pertejo (CSIC)28/10/2026, 09:00
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Susana Sánchez Expósito (IAA-CSIC)28/10/2026, 09:30Special Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
The SKA Observatory (SKAO) is a scientific infrastructure currently under construction, comprising two radio interferometers with unprecedented sensitivity and angular resolution. In 2025, SKAO reached its first construction milestone with the delivery of the first array assembly (AA0.5) of the SKA-Low telescope. Science verification is expected to begin in mid-2027.
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Prof. Norbert Meyer (PSNC)28/10/2026, 10:00Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionSpecial Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
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Andrea Manzi (EGI Foundation)28/10/2026, 10:30Special Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
The EGI EOSC Node, operated by the EGI Foundation on behalf of the EGI Federation, acts as a primary multi-site EOSC Node for data-intensive computing, high-throughput analytics, and scientific data management across Europe. It provides scalable High-Throughput Computing (HTC) and cloud capacity tailored for large-scale data processing and delivers foundational EOSC Core capabilities,...
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Aleida Rosquete-Estevez (Galicia Supercomputing Center (CESGA))28/10/2026, 11:30Design and implementation of Digital TwinsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Global models and reanalysis products do not resolve small-scale details due to their coarse resolution. This is particularly relevant in regions where orography strongly determines atmospheric circulation. Dynamical downscaling with regional models such as WRF (Weather Research and Forecasting) can be a suitable solution for these cases, but this approach demands high computational cost and...
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Mário David (LIP)28/10/2026, 11:30Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
POLEN Sync is a national service provided by FCT, through FCCN, digital services, with the aim of supporting the scientific community in managing research data during the active phase of projects.
Implemented using Nextcloud Sync&Share data platform software, this service facilitates collaboration between researchers, making data sharing more efficient and agile, without compromising...
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Sofía González-Pérez (Centro Oceanográfico de A Coruña (IEO-CSIC))28/10/2026, 11:50Design and implementation of Digital TwinsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Recruitment variability and population connectivity are central to the assessment and management of fish stocks, yet the environmental variability effect on the eggs and larvae dispersion and survival remains largely unresolved as it is not directly observable. In this contribution, we present our recent developments towards a Digital Twin of the Ocean (DTO) targeting the simulation of Early...
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Ms Ines Caramelo (U. Coimbra)28/10/2026, 11:50Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Open Science (OS) intentions to enhance the transparency, accessibility,
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reproducibility, and reusability of research outputs. Within this framework,
Research Data Management (RDM) has emerged as a fundamental pillar for
ensuring that research data are effectively managed, shared, and preserved
throughout their lifecycle.
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Sebastián Fernández García28/10/2026, 12:10Design and implementation of Digital TwinsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC), the largest optical and infrared telescope in operation, is a complex cyber-physical infrastructure where a segmented 10.4 m mirror, cryogenic instruments, a moving enclosure and thousands of sensors must work together every night. A night lost to a fault is science that never comes back, and nineteen years of operation have left a vast record of incidents, logs...
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Juan Antonio Añel (EPhysLab, Universidade de Vigo, Ourense, Galicia, Spain)28/10/2026, 12:10Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Computational reproducibility means others can obtain the same results using a study's code and data. It depends on both being available, documented, and preserved over time. The scientific methods relies on this. However, deposited code is often not executable years later because dependencies change, environments are lost, or model output is too large to archive. Other obstacles are not...
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Tim Wetzel (DESY IT (Research and Innovation in Scientific Computing))28/10/2026, 12:30Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
The recently launched build-up project for the EOSC Node Germany, funded by the German Research Society (Deutsche Forschungsgesellschaft, DFG), accelerates the build-up of a compliant, interoperable EOSC node for Germany by driving the necessary component services towards integration readiness over the next year. Led by NFDI in collaboration with DESY, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen...
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Dr Alberto Azevedo (Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil)28/10/2026, 12:30Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Coastal and port managers need accurate and reliable predictions to decide when to restrict navigation or leisure activities, close a terminal or reinforce mooring arrangements, and to plan adaptation options against foreseen future conditions, e.g., sea-level rise. Predictions normally require modelling, software engineering and distributed computing skills working together. OPENHIDRA...
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Mr Juan González García (IACS)28/10/2026, 12:40Enabling and fostering Open Science adoption
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Helena Lozano (CSIC)28/10/2026, 12:50Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
Within CSIC, a portfolio of community-driven use cases is being developed to capture real scientific requirements and explore how digital infrastructures, repositories, computing resources, and data services can better support cross-disciplinary and data-intensive research. This work is carried out in connection with the “Momentum CSIC Programme: Develop Your Digital Talent” and the...
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Dr Domingos Barbosa (High Performance Computing Chair, University of Évora, Portuga)28/10/2026, 12:50R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven scienceLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
The SKA Observatory (SKAO) is approaching first science delivery after processing massive data volumes from radio telescopes located in South Africa and Australia. To respond to this challenge, a distributed architecture of data centres - the SKA Regional Centre Network (SRCNet) - will provide scientific communities worldwide a science and computational services with efficient computational...
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Guillermo Díaz Camacho (CESGA)28/10/2026, 14:00
Quantum processors - which are incresingly being installed in supercomputing centres across Europe - are commonly built with their own vendor-specific toolchain: workable for one machine, not a basis for a centre operating several, and even less for a network of centres. The Quantum Device Management Interface (QDMI), the device-facing layer of the Munich Quantum Software Stack (MQSS),...
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Javier Cacheiro (CESGA)28/10/2026, 14:00R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven scienceSpecial Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
OneHealth DataSpace (OHDS) is an initiative led by CESGA that started with the creation of a data space for the One Health sector but has evolved beyond conventional data-sharing initiatives into an integrated environment covering the full data lifecycle. It combines trusted and sovereign data sharing with direct access to advanced Big Data, HPC, GPU-accelerated AI, and Cloud computing...
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Dr Ignacio M. Llorente28/10/2026, 14:20Datacenter and digital infrastructures development and status reportingSpecial Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
HPC centers are evolving rapidly. In addition to traditional simulation workloads, they are now expected to support AI training and inference, interactive research environments, and increasingly data-intensive scientific workflows.
This keynote looks at how the AI Factory model is reshaping the way these infrastructures are designed and operated. Slurm, Kubernetes, virtual machines, bare...
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Dr Javier Cacheiro, Pedro Ferreiro Rega28/10/2026, 14:25Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPractical Demonstration (20')
This practical demonstration will showcase how a real, operational data space works in practice and how its core principles (data sovereignty, trust, security, interoperability and decentralized governance) are translated into concrete technical mechanisms.
The demonstration is based on Eclipse Dataspace Components (EDC), an open-source framework for building sovereign and interoperable...
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Irene Iglesias Martin (CISA (INIA-CSIC)), Antonio Alcami Pertejo (CBM-CSIC), Jordi Figuerola Borras (EBD-CSIC), Paula Martínez García (CBM-CSIC), Felip Manya Serres28/10/2026, 14:40Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Animal disease surveillance generates large volumes of heterogeneous data. The current challenge is to integrate them in a timely manner, with traceability and quality assurance, so that they can be translated into actionable alerts. Here we present AI4AI, an early-stage pilot project that aims to apply artificial intelligence (AI) models to epidemiological, genomic and environmental data and...
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Diego Beltrán Fernández Prada (Innovation Department, Bahía Software S.L.U.)28/10/2026, 14:40
The Q-STARS project brings together companies and research institutions to advance the application of quantum technologies to complex problems in health, energy and industry. Within this consortium, our work centers on two closely related lines of activity, one focused on building the technical infrastructure the project relies on, and the other on applying quantum machine learning to a...
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Gonzalo González-Nuevo González (CSIC-IEO)28/10/2026, 15:00Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Ocean observations and multidisciplinary datasets—ranging from in situ and satellite time series to high-resolution 3D physical-biogeochemical simulations and plankton imagery—are fundamental for advancing marine research and producing actionable marine services that support environmental policies, fisheries management, aquaculture, and public safety. Developing robust, standardized...
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Jorge Vázquez-Pérez28/10/2026, 15:00
CUNQA: a Distributed Quantum Computing emulator for HPC
Two trends are shaping the future of quantum computing. On the one hand, hardware roadmaps point to distributed quantum computing (DQC), in which several quantum processing units (QPUs) are linked to act as a larger machine. Meanwhile, on the other hand, HPC centers are moving towards integrating QPUs as accelerators alongside GPUs...
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Alberto Castello (IPE-CSIC)28/10/2026, 15:20Development, implementation and operation of Data LakesLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
National parks and protected areas are increasingly exposed to global change pressures derived from climate change, land-use dynamics, invasive species, and extreme events such as droughts, wildfires, and heatwaves. These pressures can alter the structure, ecosystem functioning, and species composition, often before visible degradation is detected on the ground. Effective conservation and...
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MARIAMO MUSSA JUANE (CESGA)28/10/2026, 15:20
Molecular docking is a computational technique for predicting the binding of a small molecule to a protein. Here, we tackle molecular docking through quantum computing. To do so, we must define metrics for its resolution. We present a formulation to identify the best ligand orientation and conformation within a protein binding site as a multi-objective optimisation problem. Therefore, we want...
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Mr Todor Kondic (LNDS)28/10/2026, 16:00
Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) have become essential components
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of existing and upcoming EU legislation when it comes to secondary use
of sensitive or confidential data. Although the operational,
technological and security landscape remains heterogeneous, common
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Irais Bautista (IGFAE-USC)28/10/2026, 16:00
High-activity proton–proton collisions exhibit complex event topologies and correlation patterns that may provide information about collective phenomena and the emergence of medium-like behaviour in small collision systems. Identifying suitable observables, however, generally requires the manual construction and exploration of many possible spatial, event-shape and multiparticle...
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Natalia Borgoñós García (Universidad de Murcia)28/10/2026, 16:10
The European Health Data Space (EHDS) introduces a common framework for the secure use of electronic health data for research, innovation, public health and policy-making. A key element of this framework is the use of Secure Processing Environments (SPEs), which must ensure that personal health data can only be accessed and processed by authorised users for specific and approved purposes,...
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José Daniel Viqueira Cao (Galicia Supercomputing Center)28/10/2026, 16:20
Variational Quantum Recurrent Neural Networks (QRNNs) offer a promising approach to time series forecasting on quantum hardware. However, despite encouraging simulation results, physical deployment faces three critical challenges: trainability issues caused by barren plateaus and hardware noise; high execution overhead when computing analytical gradients via parameter-shift rules; and...
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Ignacio Blanquer Espert (Universitat Politècnica de València)28/10/2026, 16:25
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The Data Governance Act defines a Secure Processing Environment (SPE) as “the physical or virtual environment and organisational means to ensure compliance with Union law, such as Regulation (EU) 2016/679, in particular with regard to data subjects’...
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Dr Arnaud Ceol (ICSC)28/10/2026, 16:40
The emergence of AI Factories and domain-specific data spaces is transforming how scientific communities access, share, and exploit research data. Across domains such as health, environmental sciences, earth observation, materials science, digital humanities, and engineering, enabling AI-driven research requires more than advanced computing infrastructures. It requires a data ecosystem capable...
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Francisco Javier Cardama Santiago (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)28/10/2026, 16:40
Distributed quantum computing (DQC) is emerging as a practical route to scale quantum workloads beyond the qubit counts of individual devices, and its natural deployment target is the HPC centre, where quantum processing units are increasingly integrated alongside classical resources. However, the DQC software landscape remains fragmented: each network simulator, emulator and hardware stack...
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Mr Todor Kondic (LNDS)28/10/2026, 16:55
This talk explores the concept of federation as it has emerged within
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the European Health Data Space (EHDS) community and discusses the
principles underlying the federation of Secure Processing Environments
(SPEs). The presentation examines how these principles can address
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Guillermo Díaz Camacho (CESGA)28/10/2026, 17:00
Distributed quantum computing (DQC) partitions a circuit across interconnected QPUs that exchange entanglement rather than qubits: a promising answer to the scalability limits of monolithic processors, and a natural fit to the multi-node model HPC centres already run. Physical testbeds remain scarce, so emulation is where protocols, partitioning strategies and communication costs are studied,...
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Guillermo Pérez de Arenaza Pozo28/10/2026, 17:10Trusted Research Environments
The secondary use of health data at national scale requires common services for discovery, access and analysis while preserving the responsibilities of the organisations that hold the data. Spain’s National Health Data Space (Espacio Nacional de Datos de Salud, ENDS) addresses this requirement through a federated governance model and a hybrid technical infrastructure. This paper presents the...
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Marta Rilo Martínez28/10/2026, 17:20Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
PyCOMPSs, the Python version of COMPSs (BSC), recognized only classical processors for tasks, with no direct support for Quantum Processing Units (QPUs), which only had an experimental implementation via the Qdislib approach. To overcome this limitation, PyCOMPSs was modified to support QPUs as an additional processor type, alongside the already supported CPUs and GPUs. Using this extension,...
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Josep Flix Molina (CIEMAT / PIC)29/10/2026, 09:30Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresSpecial Topic Presentation (35' + 5' for questions)
The transition to the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) introduces an unprecedented computing challenge, with baseline computing and disk resource requirements projected to roughly double those of Run 3. This transition represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fundamentally reconsider and evolve how the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) operates.
To meet these demands, WLCG is...
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Mr Darren Spruce (European Spallation Source ERIC)29/10/2026, 10:00Development, implementation and operation of Data LakesSpecial Topic Presentation (35' + 5' for questions)
The European Spallation Source, now being commissioned in Lund, will be the most powerful neutron source in the world. The volume of operations data it generates ranks among the largest at any accelerator facility. Temperatures, vacuum pressures, magnet currents, RF cavity phases, beam positions, interlock states — the control system records roughly 1.2 million distinct signals, and, under...
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Ms Sabela Pardo Rodríguez (GAIN)29/10/2026, 10:30
O proxecto QUANTUM_IBER_IA (Impulso estratéxico das capacidades en tecnoloxías cuánticas e intelixencia artificial) ten como obxectivo posicionar o espazo POCTEP como referente na creación e aplicación de tecnoloxías cuánticas e de intelixencia artificial, mediante a integración de capacidades en computación cuántica, comunicacións cuánticas, simulación cuántica e IA, así como o...
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Ana M. Labrador-Garcia (Galician supercomputing center - CESGA), Marta Rilo Martínez, Manoel Anxo Rodríguez Moldes (Galician supercomputing center - CESGA)29/10/2026, 11:30R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven science
Europe's HPC landscape keeps growing: EuroHPC systems, the new AI Factories, and a wider network of national centres and other providers all offer capacity that SMEs can, in principle, use. But demand already outstrips what is available, making access a genuinely competitive process, and access alone does not by itself create industrial impact. For many SMEs the barrier is often less the...
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Ms Silvia Souto Perez (Meteo Galicia)29/10/2026, 12:30Cooperation between Iberian research communities
Los grandes incendios forestales en Galicia son cada vez más intensos a causa del cambio climático. En estos episodios, el propio fuego altera la atmósfera que lo rodea (los pirocúmulos son la manifestación más visible), de modo que los modelos de propagación que no tienen en cuenta esta interacción pierden fiabilidad.
Para afrontar este problema, MeteoGalicia, dependiente de la Consellería...
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Isabel Campos (CSIC)Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The presentation will sumarize the approach of CSIC to the development and exploitation of scientific data belonging to the institution in the framework of the AI Factory at CESGA.
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