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Updates from the Software Sustainability Institute
The Software Sustainability Institute (SSI) cultivates better, more sustainable research software to enable world-class research.
Better procedure design using the Fortran pure attribute
This news article by Dr Paul Bartholomew describes the resolution of an issue that arose when debugging a pure Fortran procedure as part of work related to the ARCHER2 eCSE06-04 project 3decomp
Satellite data and HPC combine to improve arable farming
A key objective of our role in the EuroCC project was the transfer of knowledge to industry.
Investigating micro-core architectures with an EPCC PhD
Maurice Jamieson's interest in Green Computing led him to join EPCC first as a PhD student and now as a member of staff.
EuroCCÂ and The UK National Competence Centre
EuroCC was formed in 2020 to create a European-funded network of National Competence Centres (NCC) in HPC and related technologies. EuroCC@UK was the UK NCC, run by EPCC in col
Research Software Workshop: guidelines and metrics for metadata curation
On March 24, the FAIR-IMPACT and FAIRCORE4OSC projects will co-host the "Research Software Workshop: guidelines and metrics for metadata curation".
Emerging Technologies: Rust in HPC
This technical report is a short investigation into how Rust could be used for a scientific application in a HPC system.
Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform
EPCC is providing computing and data engineering services for the Peace and Conflict Resolution Evidence Platform (PeaceRep), in support of the project to build an online platform for peace process
HPC Scalability Service for biomedical applications
Users of computational biomedical applications are increasingly encountering performance issues, eg perhaps code cannot run in an acceptable time.
Developing online self-service HPC courses
As part of our work with the EuroCC project we looked at a range of technologies which would be suitable for developing online self-service HPC courses.
