Более 2500 российских ученых используют мощности суперкомпьютеров МГУ

The "Lomonosov-2" supercomputer has a performance of 5 petaflops, and the "MSU-270" has 400 petaflops

More than 2.5 thousand scientists from over 100 Russian universities and institutes use the "Lomonosov-2" and "MSU-270" supercomputers in their research, according to Viktor Sadovnichy, Rector of Moscow State University. The "Lomonosov-2" supercomputer has a performance of 5 petaflops, and the "MSU-270" has 400 petaflops. These data were announced at the opening of the All-Russian "Science 0+" festival, which aims to popularize science.

Sadovnichy spoke about the significance of the "Lomonosov-2" and "MSU-270" supercomputers in scientific research. These systems have a capacity of 5 and 400 petaflops, respectively, and are actively used by more than 2.5 thousand researchers from over 100 Russian universities and institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Sadovnichy emphasized the importance of such capacities for the development of scientific research, especially in the field of artificial intelligence and molecular biology. He also noted that the "Science 0+" festival coincides with the awarding of the Nobel Prizes, which allows highlighting the achievements of Russian scientists.

In the context of discussing molecular biology, Sadovnichy noted that the foundations for the study of microRNAs, for which the Nobel laureates were awarded, were laid at Moscow State University. This discovery contributed to the development of regenerative medicine, which is actively developed at the Institute of Regenerative Medicine of Moscow State University under the leadership of Academician Vsevolod Tkachuk.

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