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DisCouRSE is a new UKRI-funded Network+ project that will encourage and support the development of leaders across all digital Research Technical Professional (dRTP) roles, resulting in an empowered

Every year Doors Open Days open up buildings in Scotland that would not normally be accessible to the public.

Paul Bartholomew investigates the cost of using USM compared with controlling data movements manually.

RSECon is the annual conference organised by the Society of Research Software Engineering.

Since 2001 EPCC has run a one-year postgraduate Master's course in High Performance Computing awarded by the University of Edinburgh, and we are always keen to attract students from across the worl

The Mapping Change research project, funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh, set out to transform the Historical Gazetteers of Scotland (1803–1901). 

Paul Clark, EPCC's Director of HPC Systems, reviews the excellent progress made so far during the Advanced Computing Facility's first ever major shutdown.

The 2025 Big Bang Fair, the UK’s biggest free STEM fair for young people, was great fun yet again.

Digital Research Infrastructure is essential to modern research.

We are preparing for a major shutdown of our ACF site for the first time ever. Paul Clark, EPCC Director of HPC Systems, explains what we are doing and why. 

Kirsty Pringle made her Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut this year, combining research into air pollution with stand-up comedy.

The Edinburgh International Data Facility’s Cerebras Service is a remarkable innovation in AI and computing. Register now to explore this service at our workshop on September 4, 2025. 

On 14 August, EPCC hosted the Hon Stephen Smith, the Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, along with Andrew Sainsbury, Economic Counsellor, to the High Commission in the UK, at the A