My undergraduate career was at Trinity College Dublin, where I obtained a BA and MSc...
READ MOREThe vision and creative leadership needed to drive the facility forward is provided by the Senior Management team, who have a clear understanding of the HPC landscape and are able to engage with stakeholders at all levels in academia, industry, funding agencies and government.
My undergraduate career was at Trinity College Dublin, where I obtained a BA and MSc...
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As Deputy Director at DiRAC, I am responsible for running the Project Office and directing...
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I am a theoretical and computational physicist with interests spanning particle, nuclear and condensed matter physics....
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As DiRAC’s Training Manager, I am responsible for the operational running of our training program....
READ MOREThe scientific productivity of DiRAC depends on the reliability of its computing services, which in turn rests on the skills and experience of our technical personnel. The scale of DiRAC-3 services, their incorporation of cutting-edge hardware and the ability of our users to push the systems to their performance limits all require a Technical Team with sufficient spread of expertise to ensure a high-quality uninterrupted service while concurrently supporting the innovation programme needed to keep DiRAC services at the frontiers of HPC.
I initially studied Mathematics and Physics at the University of Nottingham, graduating in 1997. This...
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I am the Senior Technical Manager for the DiRAC Memory Intensiveservice, the COSMA High-Performance Computing...
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Christopher Mountford is part of the Leicester Technical Team.
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A leading member of the HPC community in the UK, with a long and highly...
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Stuart Rankin is part of the Cambridge Technical Team.
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I am a Principal Architect at EPCC at the University of Edinburgh. My main role in the DiRAC...
READ MOREOur Technical Directorate initiates and oversees the development of technical strategy and provides technical advice and information to the Director and other members of the facility management and technical teams. Meeting regularly with HPC industry providers the Technical Directorate maintains an up-to-date knowledge of future technology roadmaps and their relevance to DiRAC workflows.
The Project Board is the highest body within the facility and is responsible for the overall direction of our programme. It draws up our scientific and technical strategies and signs off on all major decisions. The Project Board membership is a balanced representation of all the communities that use DiRAC services, with the chair and co-chair elected for a term of three years, rotating between the fields of Physics and Astronomy.
Based at the University of Edinburgh, my research interests are in Quantum Field Theory. My...
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I am based at Cardiff University, I study black holes and gravitational waves. Black holes...
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