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e-Seminar: "Biomedical supercomputing applications"
The CompBioMed Centre of Excellence will host a two-hour e-Seminar entitled "Biomedical supercomputing applications" at 2pm CET on November 9, 2021. Presented by Dr Mariano Vazquez a
Applying machine learning to the recycling industry
The world generates 2 billion tonnes of domestic solid waste annually but less than ten per cent is recycled because the current recycling process is extremely inefficient.
Investigating accessible training
One of the aims of the EuroCC project is to explore the benefits of innovative training methodologies for HPC. A key component of this is ensuring barriers to learning are minimised.
Data security audits success
I am delighted to announce that EPCC has passed its recent ISO 9001 quality external audit and ISO 27001 information security re-certification external audits. We have also been informed that
Webinar: Containers for high performance computing
The next e-Seminar from CompBioMed will take place on the 6th of October at 14:00 BST.
Meet our Advanced Computing Facility interns
Meet our Advanced Computing Facility interns: Scott Gordon and Kristiyan Tanev!
From HPC-Europa3 to Huawei Programming Languages Research Laboratory
Marcos Maroñas was an HPC-Europa3 visitor in 2019, when he was a PhD student at Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC).
Research software now easy to cite on GitHub
Researchers can now easily cite the software they use with GitHub’s new built-in citation support, giving proper credit and recognition to those who develop research software.
A 20th anniversary reunion at EPCC
From 1987 until 2001 EPCC ran a Summer Scholarship Programme (SSP), which provided funding for undergraduate students from all over the world to come to EPCC for a ten-week period.
HPC-Europa3 visit: Investigating the opto-electronic properties of small nanoalloys during a pandemic
Mirko Vanzan, a PhD student from the University of Padova, submitted an application to the HPC-Europa3 programme in February 2020, just before the world went into lockdown due to Covid-19.
