Stats for the million
1 June 2013
Felix Grant shares the great statistical work being done by non-statisticians
Robert Roe interviews MathWorks Loren Dean, on the use of AI in modelling and simulation
June/July 2013
Simulation shines light on solar energy
1 June 2013
Simulation and optimisation are vital if solar energy is to be efficient, as Tom Wilkie found out
Advancing computing
1 June 2013
François Robin, Jean-Philippe Nominé and Torsten Wilde share PRACEs perspective on HPC cooling
Free and easy?
1 June 2013
Gary Tyreman, CEO at Univa, reveals why users of open-source software crave the most support
Keeping it cool
1 June 2013
As data centres come under increasing economic and environmental pressures, Beth Harlen explores the impact of the latest cooling solutions
The rise of Hadoop
1 June 2013
Hadoop, an open source software project for distributed computing, is becoming synonymous with big data. Beth Harlen speaks to industry experts to find out why
Challenges and solutions in debugging code on the Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor
1 June 2013
Chris Gottbrath, principal product manager at Rogue Wave Software, presents a case study on debugging with TotalView on Beacon
The data dilemma
1 June 2013
Beth Harlen reports on the challenges of laboratory data integration
Porting virtual screening applications
1 June 2013
Simon Krige of Cresset BioMolecular Discovery discusses how GPUs are speeding up the screening and lead optimisation process
Is less more in a paperless laboratory?
1 June 2013
Chairman of the Copenhagen Paperless Lab Forum, Peter Boogaard, shares his perspective
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