Advancing Research Computing

THREE WEEKS *** THREE SUBJECTS Visualization * Big Data * HPC http://www.stfc.ac.uk/HCSS2015 The 2015 Hartree Centre Summer Schools will consist of three separate weeks of study - each week focussing on a specific topic. You may attend all three weeks,...

Supercomputing in Engineering 2015 a specialist exhibition held within the Engineering Simulation Show brings together the foremost products and services within the supercomputing field covering HPC, Storage, Cloud and Networking. The exhibition aims to highlight the importance of processing technology...

Here is a date for your diaries, the University's 4th HPC Symposium will be held on Thursday 4th June 2015. The main aim of the symposium is to provide a forum for current (and prospective) users of the University's HPC...

Aquila is down for maintenance due to a master node failure and issues with fail-over consequently effecting job execution. Service will resume by Friday (Nov 21) morning.

Dear HPC users, I would like to advertise a talk in the Math's Departments Numerical Analysis seminar tomorrow (Fri, 24th Oct): David Ham (Imperial College) will speak about "Firedrake: automating the finite element method by composing abstractions" An abstract can...

The University's new High Performance Computing (HPC) service (Balena) is being installed and will be available to users in the near future. Some information about the Balena HPC Service is available here: http://www.bath.ac.uk/bucs/services/hpc/facilities Associated with the new facility, we are...

The last few weeks have been quite hectic with build of our new HPC system from ClusterVision.  We've had 14 pallets of computer equipment arrive and all of this needs to be assembled and racked ready so that ClusterVision can...

HPC undergrad to postgrad at the University, September 2014 The power of parallel computing was illustrated by William Saunders, MSc student of Modern Applications of Mathematics at this year's High Performance Computing (HPC) symposium 2014. He received an iPod Nano...

Adam Jackson won best talk at this year's High Performance Computing (HPC) symposium with his presentation: Earth-abundant photovoltaics "from the beginning". Adam brought three areas together in his talk: computational chemistry, HPC and a ready recognition of the need to...

Beginners and experts are welcome to the ANSYS engineering software event taking place at the University of Bath, Friday 25 July 2014.  The event includes presentations from ANSYS experts and a hands-on tutorial workshop. Audience:  Staff and postgraduates at the...