Centre for Computational Science,. The Centre for Computational Science. Our different computational techniques span time and length-scales from the macro-, through the meso- and to the nano- and microscales. We are committed to studying new approaches and techniques that bridge these scales. On 27 September 2017 at the.

High End Computing Terascale Resource. The HECToR Service is now closed and has been superceded by ARCHER. It has now been superceded by ARCHER. A world-class supercomputer located and run in the UK. An invaluable resource for researchers who study problems with a global impact.

HiGEM brings together expertise from NERC, the UK academic community and the Met Office in a concerted UK effort to develop coupled climate models with increased horizontal resolutions. Increasing the horizontal resolution of coupled climate models will allow us to capture climate processes and weather systems in much greater detail. The First Results and Publications from HiGEM. Which describes the model and gives an overview of the first results.

We apply a variety of computational methods to a range of problems drawn from both transition-metal and main-group chemistry. The vast majority of our work involves close collaboration with experimental groups involved in the study of electronic structure, magnetochemistry, electrochemistry and reactivity. You can find out more about our research interests. And see a list of publications.

0 of the Application Hosting Environment is released. For further details see here. The call for participationin All Hands Meeting 2008. CCS member Mary-Ann Thyveetil wins Wellcome Image Award 2008. For further details see here. Has been publishd in Chem. To learn more about GENIUS.