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High Performance Computing

OpenMP, OpenMPI, CUDA, Taichi, RDMA and other technologies

High Performance Computing

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a very hot topic today, especially with the breakthroughs in generative AI and large models in recent years, bringing people a whole new experience.

Artificial Intelligence

Frontend & Tools

Frontend development technologies, practical tools and scientific visualization

Frontend & Tools

OS & Architecture

Operating system principles, computer architecture, system programming and low-level optimization

OS & Architecture

Backend Development

Java, Spring, databases, algorithms and other backend development technologies

Backend Development

Big Data & Cloud Native

Big data frameworks such as Hadoop, Spark, Flink, as well as Docker, Kubernetes containers and cloud native technologies

Big Data & Cloud Native

Computational Neuroscience

Neurocomputing science primarily focuses on exploring the mathematical foundations of neural computation, addressing numerous intelligent application problems in science and engineering. Neurocomputing science studies the working mechanisms, organizational structures, and computational mechanisms of neural intelligent systems by simulating biological neural systems, particularly the intelligent activities of the human brain. It is the science of 'neuro' + 'computing'. Its goal is to study the brain's non-programmed, adaptive information processing capabilities and essence, exploring new mechanisms and pathways for information processing, thereby 'creating the brain' and achieving truly brain-like intelligence.

Computational Neuroscience

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