From Monday, July 27 to Friday, July 31, CRS4 will host NGMM2026 – Next-Generation Molecular Modeling: Bridging Scales with HPC, AI, and Hybrid Methods, an international summer school organized in collaboration with the University of Cagliari at the Science and Technology Park of Pula (Sardinia, Italy).
The school will bring together 40 participants, selected from applications received from 26 countries, and 16 lecturers from universities and research centers around the world, highlighting the international scope of the initiative and the strong interest of the scientific community in the topics covered by the program.
Throughout the week, the lecturers will deliver lectures and training sessions focused on the latest advances in molecular modeling, with particular emphasis on High Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructures, artificial intelligence, enhanced sampling techniques, and hybrid and multiscale approaches for the study of complex material and biomolecular systems.
NGMM2026 will provide participants with an advanced training program, fostering interaction between early-career researchers and internationally renowned scientists on topics of major relevance to the life sciences, materials design, and high-performance scientific computing.
Throughout the school, the CRS4 website and social media channels will provide updates, images, and insights into the activities and events taking place during the week.
Further information about the program is available on the dedicated school page: NGMM2026 – CRS4 Summer School.
The school is funded by the Hybrid Hub (H2UB) Project – T4-AN-10, supported under PSC Salute – FSC 2014–2020 – Trajectory 4: Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Pharmaceutical Development, funded by the Italian Ministry of Health.
