NHR-Tutorial: MATLAB in HPC 2026

MATLAB is a programming and numeric computing platform used by millions of engineers and scientists to analyze data, develop algorithms, and create models. It is developed by MathWorks, the leading developer of mathematical computing software for engineers and scientists. TU Dresden provides all staff and students with free campus-wide MATLAB access, including dedicated toolboxes for various applications.

With MATLAB and the MATLAB Parallel Server researchers can use the familiar MATLAB environment to run computationally intensive MATLAB programs efficiently on computer clusters. This event will introduce participants who are familiar with the MATLAB environment to the MATLAB Parallel Server and show how to run batch jobs, parallel computations and provide an understanding of the caveats in running in a cluster environment. The event will also show how to use the built-in capabilities for Machine Learning in MATLAB using the MATLAB Parallel Server and show how to do deep learning with MATLAB using modern GPUs on a cluster computer through the MATLAB Parallel Server. 

Agenda

Day 1 - Workshop Parallel Computing with MATLAB

Day 2 - Building Scalable AI Systems with MATLAB and HPC; Workshop Parallel Computing with MATLAB (TUBAF)

Day 3 – Software Development Processes with MATLAB and Simulink

Course language: English
Cost: The course is free of charge.
Target group: The workshop series is open to all researchers with an interest in leveraging the power of computer clusters through MATLAB. The workshop series assumes a basic working knowledge of MATLAB. 

Registration: https://event.zih.tu-dresden.de/Events/view/131
Registration is closing on 20/05/2026. The NHR tutorial is limited to 60 participants.

If you have questions regarding course content, please contact Holger Brunst ().

If you have questions regarding registration, please contact Diana Häsener ().