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Smog, Stories and Solutions: 70 years of the UK Clean Air Act
A Royal Meteorological Society event co-organised by EPCC's Kirsty Pringle will bring together scientists, historians and policymakers to discuss this vital topic.
Pilot-UKAIFA: forthcoming training courses
Pilot-UK AI Factory Antenna (Pilot-UKAIFA) at EPCC supports industry and the public sector to build, test, and scale AI solutions using cutting-edge infrastructure and expertise.
EPCC's Chris Wood wins SocRSE Education and Training Award
Each year, the Society of Research Software Engineering (SocRSE) recognises the achievements of its members at the Research Software Engineering conference.
EPCC scientific visualisations to be presented at SC26
EPCC will present two new scientific visualisations as part of 'Art in HPC', the international SC conference's showcase of these unique blends of science, computing and art.
Five ways to connect with EIDF in 2027
The EIDF's 2027 events programme is here: five online drop-ins plus our flagship hybrid Town Hall at the Bayes Centre.
Software breakthrough could spur quantum computer advances
A major software advance could aid the creation of bigger, more reliable quantum computers, a study suggests.
How long-read sequencing is ending the diagnostic odyssey
Dr Prasun Dutta and colleagues at Oxford University have used long-read sequencing to diagnose three families whose cases had defied standard analysis, revealing the crucial variants had been in th
UK AI Factory Antenna represented at EuroHPC User Days 2026
The UK AI Factory Antenna (Pilot-UKAIFA) at EPCC was represented at the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) User Days 2026 in Dublin in September.
ARCHER2 training course: Modern C++ for Computational Scientists
This course will cover a minimal set of features to allow experienced programmers with existing experience in another language to get to grips with C++.
EPCC PhD research: Compiling HPC codes for novel hardware architectures
Jake Davies is investigating whether existing programming models can run on custom hardware architectures performantly, attaining high performance and code portability across accelerators.