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Talking about mental health at RSECon22
By Dave Horsfall, Software Sustainability Institute Fellow.
Met Office Academic Partnership: advancing weather and climate science
The Met Office Academic Partnership (MOAP), a cluster of research excellence consisting of eight UK universities, is aimed at advancing weather and climate research.
ARCHER2 image competition winners announced
Each year the ARCHER2 team holds a competition to find the best images and videos generated by reseachers using the service, and this year's winners have been announced.
Supercomputing’s super potential
Having been at the leading edge of supercomputing, and its extraordinary growth over the past 30 years, Professor Mark Parsons believes we’re just at the cusp of exploiting its mind-blowing potenti
Research Software Camp: Supporting Mental Health starts next week
The Software Sustainability Institute's next Research Software Camp kicks off next week and will focus on supporting mental health in research software.
RSECon and Rust
In September 2022, the Society of Research Software Engineers held their conference (RSECon) at Newcastle University.
DataLoch – enabling improvements in health and social care through a secure, pioneering data service
The DataLoch service brings together key health and social care data to allow a holistic, data-driven approach to the prevention and treatment of different conditions, as well as the provision of h
Free EIDF information event for University of Edinburgh researchers
Maximise the power of your research data with EIDF
Neuro-Symbolic AI on EPCC’s Cirrus HPC system
UMNAI's Andrew Farrugia explains how the company is deploying its novel Neuro-Symbolic AI algorithms and model induction (generation) technology on EPCC’s Cirrus system.
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EPCC is the UK's leading centre of Supercomputing and Data Science expertise and over the last 30 years we have worked on hundreds of projects with industry in the areas of high-perfor
