Scientists from the Technical University of Munich (TUM), led by Professor Helmut Krcmar, have developed a new dynamic certification system for cloud services as part of the ‘Next Generation Certification’ (NGCert) consortium
Some 44 per cent of life science professionals are using or experimenting with AI and deep learning, while 94 per cent expect an increase in use of machine learning within two years
We are proud to announce that Lockheed Martin has selected VOLTA, Esteco’s collaborative engineering software platform, to advance multidisciplinary design optimisation (MDO) technologies as part of the EXPEDITE Program
For research and development (R&D) organisations, the rise of instrument and process automation is leading to a phenomenal increase in the amount, variety and complexity of scientific data that is gathered
sciNote, a free open source electronic lab notebook (ELN), has announced that it has incorporated artificial intelligence capabilities into its electronic lab notebook
After more than 150 issues, the print edition of Scientific Computing World has undergone a long-overdue revamp
Elsevier has announced it is donating its Unified Data Model (UDM) to The Pistoia Alliance, a global, not-for-profit alliance that works to lower barriers to innovation in life sciences research.
Researchers and students at Florida Institute of Technology will be able to benefit from a partnership with Siemens that will allow the university to offer students hands-on learning experiences to better equip them for future STEM careers
A survey carried out by Elsevier’s Reaxys team found that chemists may need to gain more experience with emerging technologies to help drive innovation and career progression within the field of chemistry
After 6 years of growth, Imanova has been acquired by Invicro to establish a unique imaging and data management company, providing comprehensive services in support of drug development and disease research
Robert Roe reports on developments in AI that are helping to shape the future of high performance computing technology at the International Supercomputing Conference
James Reinders is a parallel programming and HPC expert with more than 27 years’ experience working for Intel until his retirement in 2017. In this article Reinders gives his take on the use of roofline estimation as a tool for code optimisation in HPC
Sophia Ktori concludes her two-part series exploring the use of laboratory informatics software in regulated industries.
As storage technology adapts to changing HPC workloads, Robert Roe looks at the technologies that could help to enhance performance and accessibility of
storage in HPC
By using simulation software, road bike manufacturers can deliver higher performance products in less time and at a lower cost than previously achievable, as Keely Portway discovers