Summary Researchers at Cardiff University are combining high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and advanced microscopy to improve our understanding of catalysts — materials that are fundamental to modern chemical processes and have an important role to play in addressing challenges including…
Using supercomputing for SARS-CoV-2 genome sequencing
Supercomputing Wales provides access to powerful computing facilities to high-profile science and innovation projects across Wales, with the aim of capturing more research funding, increasing scientific partnerships, creating highly-skilled research jobs and supporting collaborations with industrial and other partners.
Global Mangrove Watch – Supercomputing for keeping a watchful eye on Mangrove Forests
Supercomputing Wales provides access to powerful computing facilities to high-profile science and innovation projects across Wales, with the aim of capturing more research funding, increasing scientific partnerships, creating highly-skilled research jobs and supporting collaborations with industrial and other partners.
Analysing 20 years of data on the atmosphere of the sun
Analysing 20 years of data on the atmosphere of the sun
Studying the impact of the next generation of nuclear power system materials
Studying the impact of the next generation of nuclear power system materials