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                              NIC Research Groups

                              The NIC promotes the computational sciences in Germany through research groups at each of its partner institutions. The NIC research groups work in selected scientific areas with a focus on supercomputer-orientated research and development.

                              Prof. Dr. Roberto Covino

                              Computational Life Science

                              The group develops computational methods combining molecular simulation, machine learning and simulation-based inference to investigate rare molecular events in biological systems. Its research connects molecular simulations with experimental data and is designed to exploit modern high-performance computing.

                              Research Group Elementary Particle Physics at DESY-Zeuthen

                              Research Group Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics in Darmstadt

                              Research Group Life Science at Goethe University Frankfurt

                              Research Group Nuclear Matter in Darmstadt

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