Rosemary Francis (Altair) telling CIUK 2923 how AI is changing HPC ... profound changes in hardware requirements and workflow

listening to the awesome Teresa Schofield tell us about the trials of women in engineering - still often the only woman in the room these days ...

Team StrathClust waiting for the start of the next challenge at CIUK 2023 www.scd.stfc.ac.uk/Pages/CIUK-2...

Alastair Basden standing in for Omer Rathore to tell us how a quantum computer could help solve compressible SPH by checking whether we need to do expensive update steps, part of the QEVEC excalibur.ac.uk/projects/qev... cross-cutting EXCALIBUR project. Working with @ccp-qc.bsky.social on fluid sim

The Met Office www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/app... is part of ExCALIBUR, two Joes are telling us about porting aerosol simulation code to GPUs using Psyclone

James Lees (York) demonstrates the original Excalibur next to the excalibur.ac.uk stand at CIUK 2023. Although the legend is actually more complicated, the sword from the stone was a different one ...

Abouzied Nasar explaining how to speed up SWIFT code using GPUs to simulate cosmology as part of the PAX-HPC (particles at exascale) project excalibur.ac.uk/projects/pax...

Juliana Kwan explaining how to upgrade gravitational wave imaging towards exascale computing - GRTeclyn as part of the EXCALIBUR breakout session at CIUK 2023 excalibur.ac.uk/events/excal...

Tom Griffen opening CIUK on day one www.ukri.org/CIUK sold out at 650 delegates!

panel of last three speakers with James Geddes chairing Q&A session - perspectives on portability and incentives to use data infrastructure

Alin Elena (@ccp-qc.bsky.social Secretary) on AI and data at the CoSeC conference ...

CoSeC conference underway, Jörg Saßmannshausen telling the CiSeC conf audience about how to reproducibly install software

CCP Steering today, all the collaborative computational projects meet for updates and planning. On the train to Daresbury on a bright frosty morning.