The sound of software
16 December 2008
Paul Schreier explores how scientific software has allowed some remarkable advances in the area of acoustics, which in turn have led to some very innovative products
December 2008/January 2009
Data across the divide
16 December 2008
Felix Grant assess how data analysis packages cope with technology transfer
Racing ahead
16 December 2008
Gemma Church takes a look at how HPC technology is assisting F1 teams at the cutting edge of the sport
Driving NASA missions
16 December 2008
Rupak Biswas, chief of NASA's Advanced Supercomputing Division, explains the challenges he faces running one of the most high-profile establishments in the world
The future of discovery informatics platforms
16 December 2008
Mark Bayliss, vice president and chief technical officer, Advanced Chemistry Development (ACD/Labs)
An energy crisis in HPC
16 December 2008
Green computing is becoming important for HPC, not only for reasons of energy conservation and cost reduction, but also because data centres are reaching the limits of power available to them. Paul Schreier examines steps being taken to cut HPC power requirements
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What do you think will be the biggest change in the laboratory?
Richard Milne VP and general manager of digital science at Thermo Fisher:
The pandemic has defined the development of laboratory software and technologies, as collaboration and remote working tools become requirements to a productive laboratory.
