Simula

Welcome to the GitHub organization for Simula — a Norwegian research organisation working to solve fundamental problems in information and communication technology (ICT) that benefit society.

Simula conducts high-quality research, contributes to education, and supports innovation through open science, software, datasets, collaboration, and research-based development.

What we work on

Our work spans core areas of ICT, including:

Artificial intelligence
Scientific computing
Communication systems
Software engineering
Cyber security
Data, infrastructure, and reproducible research

Across these areas, Simula researchers develop methods, tools, experiments, and software that support both fundamental research and real-world applications.

Open research and software

This GitHub organization hosts open-source software, research prototypes, datasets, infrastructure, and supporting material from projects across Simula.

You may find repositories related to:

Scientific software and numerical methods
Machine learning and AI research
Networked systems and communication technology
Security, privacy, and resilience
Reproducible research artifacts
Open datasets and tools for research communities
Teaching, training, and research infrastructure

Repository maturity varies: some projects are actively maintained production-quality tools, while others are research artifacts shared to support transparency, reproducibility, and collaboration.

Using our repositories

Each repository should include project-specific information such as installation instructions, usage examples, license details, citation guidance, and contribution notes.

When using software or data from Simula repositories, please check the individual repository for:

License terms
Citation requirements
Maintenance status
Issue reporting guidelines
Contact information

Collaboration

Simula collaborates with universities, research institutes, public-sector organisations, industry partners, and open-source communities in Norway and internationally.

We welcome responsible use, feedback, issues, pull requests, and research collaboration where appropriate. For project-specific questions, please open an issue in the relevant repository or contact the maintainers listed there.