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PRACE peer review
PRACE (the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe) allows researchers from across Europe to apply for time on high-performance computers from a series of hosting nations via a central peer review process. Calls for proposals for computer time on PRACE machines are issued regularly and have strict closing dates.
Researchers can also apply for technical support from PRACE software experts for code testing and optimisation. For these proposals applicants can only request computer time for performing the proposed testing and optimisation of codes, i.e. no computer time for standard production work must be included in the proposal. Calls for proposals for technical support are open all year round.
Click here to apply for computer time or technical support on PRACE. It is strongly advised that you read the information on PRACE HPC access before applying for PRACE resources.
See also the document announcing the First Regular call (doc) with the criteria to be fullfilled.
For more information on the peer review process.
For technical queries about the capability and current software installed on the system.
Site structure:
Introductory page (this page)
Principles of peer review
Types of proposal
The peer review process
Application procedure
- What can be applied for
- Who can apply
- How to apply
- Nominating reviewers
- Documents that should be included in a proposal
- Collaborative working
- Confidentiality
- Application guidelines
- Technical assessment
- Scientific assessment
- The role of the reviewers
- Applicant right to reply
- Prioritisation of proposals
- Allocation
- Applicant right to appeal
PRACE machines available
PRACE calls for proposals
