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Edinburgh Research Software Engineering (RSE) meeting at Edinburgh College of Art
The community of Edinburgh research software engineers (CERSE) held their second gathering on Wednesday 21st November in the Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) main building.
My HPC-Europa visit to EPCC
Pablo C. Cañizares came on an HPC-Europa3 visit to EPCC from 23 July–24 October 2018. In this blog article he summarises his visit.
Modelling chemical reactions in (explicit) solvents
VESTEC: saving the world one byte at a time
With jobs submitted to a batch system, supercomputing has traditionally been centred around an offline, non-interactive approach to running codes such as simulations.
Industry projects round up
2018 continues to be a busy year for EPCC in terms of industrial collaborations. Here's an overview of some of our recent partnerships.
EPCC is now a Women in HPC Chapter
We are very pleased to have been accepted as a Women in HPC (WHPC) Chapter, a community-level group that fulfils the WHPC mission locally.
£15m Artificial Intelligence centre launched
Edinburgh experts have joined a £15.8 million bid to improve patient diagnosis and treatment using artificial intelligence.
New Prosperity Partnership to develop world first in high-fidelity engineering simulations
A consortium led by Rolls-Royce and EPCC was recently awarded an EPSRC Prosperity Partnership worth £14.7m to develop the next generation of engineering simulation and modelling techniques, with th
Creating predictive maintenance models with machine learning
EPCC is working with Edinburgh-based Oil & Gas SME Artificial Lift Performance (ALP) to develop a predictive model of electrical submersible pump (ESP) operations.
eCSE programme: funding software development for UK computational science
The embedded Computational Science and Engineering (eCSE) programme has allocated funding to the UK computational science community over a period of six years.