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EPCC services during the COVID-19 pandemic
In common with most UK organisations, EPCC staff are working from home now.
Efficient FE2 multi-scale implementation applied to composite deformation
Guido Giuntoli visited STFC's Daresbury Laboratory in December 2019 through the HPC-Europa3 programme. Here he describes his work and time in the UK.
Cirrus Phase II: preparing for heterogeneity at the Exascale
EPCC is pleased to announce a major upgrade and extension to the life of the successful Cirrus EPSRC Tier 2 HPC service.
Cirrus Phase II: preparing for heterogeneity at the Exascale
EPCC is pleased to announce a major upgrade and extension to the life of the successful Cirrus EPSRC Tier 2 HPC service.
Enhancing data-streaming programming platforms: a case for dispel4py and a GrPPI comparison
Javier Fernández Muñoz was an HPC-Europa3 visitor from 1st June 2019–30th August 2019 hosted at EPCC by Rosa Filgueira. Here he tells us about his experiences.
EPCC's Director becomes EPSRC Director of Research Computing
We are pleased to announce that EPCC's Director Prof. Mark Parsons has been appointed Director of Research Computing by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Prof.
EPCC's Director becomes EPSRC Director of Research Computing
We are pleased to announce that EPCC's Director Prof. Mark Parsons has been appointed Director of Research Computing by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Prof.
Training researchers for a software/ data-intensive world through the Edinburgh Carpentries
The Edinburgh Carpentries (EdCarp) is a training initiative which offers the Carpentries computing and data skills curriculum in Edinburgh.
Efficiently exploiting distributed large many-core systems
Marcos Maroñas was a visitor from BSC who, under the HPC-Europa3 Programme, was hosted here at EPCC from 1st Sep to 1st Dec 2019 by Dr Mark Bull.
Exploring correlations between precessing binary black holes and their merger remnants
Luca Reali visited the University of Birmingham from June to September 2019 as part of HPC-Europa3 to conduct research into binary black hole mergers.