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EPCC, part of the University of Edinburgh, is the UK's first National Supercomputing Centre, leading in High Performance Computing, AI and Data Science expertis
University of Edinburgh, UK
epcc.ed.ac.uk
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    EPCC
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    Aug 6
    AIMDay Data, Digital and AI will bring together industry and experts in Edinburgh on 10 Sep. Participants include EPCC Commercial Manager Julien Sindt. Sign up if you have a business challenge to explore, or want to learn what industry is looking for! edin.ac/45KitI4
    Text: The foundation of the AIMday concept is to match questions from businesses and organisations with relevant research competence. These questions are made the subject for discussions in small, multi-disciplinary groups with one hour per question.
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    EPCC
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    Aug 5
    EPCC joined this year's prestigious Royal Society Summer Show with a series of fun activities on the theme of 'Supercomputing: the good, the bad and the beautiful'. Kyro Hartzenberg writes about her experience on our website: edin.ac/4yVoajS
    Hook-a-duck challenge
    Artwork for EPCC stand at Royal Society Summer Show
    Some of the EPCC team
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    EPCC
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    Aug 4
    Researchers led by Dr Elton Santos at the University of Edinburgh have used the Cirrus service - operated by EPCC - to help develop a new theoretical framework that could help address the challenge of energy use by computers and data centres. Read more at edin.ac/3TB1NQG
    Image by Dr Elton Santos, University of Edinburgh.
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    EPCC
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    Aug 3
    The @ARCHER2_HPC calendar image for August is "Spontaneous rolling of brine droplets on the PAH-covered hydrate surface" by Dr Anh Phan, Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Surrey. For full details, see: edin.ac/4xgBvSe
    Simulation of the spontaneous rolling of brine droplets (NaCl and CaCl₂) on a methane–ethane hydrate surface coated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in pure toluene, as observed via molecular dynamics (MD) simulations run on ARCHER2. Image by Dr Anh Phan, Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Surrey
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    EPCC
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    Jul 31
    Pilot-UKAIFA at EPCC presents this one-day introduction to AI. Free to attend, it will be led by EPCC's Adam Carter, with colleagues from the Pilot-UKAIFA training team. Register by 17 August 2026 at edin.ac/3U6gPxR
    Text: PILOT-UKAIFA TRAINING Demystifying AI 21 AUGUST, 2026 EDINBURGH, UK Learn how AI systems work under the hood, their strengths, and limitations.