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HECToR is the UK's high-end computing resource, funded by the Research Councils and available for researchers at UK universities.
How to apply for access to HECToR.
HECToR gives UK scientists the means to undertake complex computational simulations across a range of scientific disciplines including climatology, earth sciences, chemistry, materials, fluid dynamics, atomic and molecular physics, plasma physics and nanoscience. The service began in 2007 and is expected to operate for six years. The current hardware has a theoretical peak capability of over 575 Tflop/s. HECToR is also part of the DEISA HPC initiative which provides leading scientific users with transparent access to a European-wide pool of supercomputing resources.
Latest News
- 28 July 2010, DEISA Courses, 14-16 September 2010
- 22 July 2010, HECToR External Filesystem Upgrade: Timeline
- 9 June 2010, HECToR Phase 2B Passes Acceptence Tests
- 14 May 2010, Closing date for current round of dCSE applications, 21 June 2010
- 11 May 2010, PRACE Call for Early Access
Upcoming Training Courses
- September 6-8, 2010University of Leeds - FULL Parallel Programming with MPI
- September 9-10, 2010University of Leeds - OpenMP
- September 20, 2010NAG Manchester - Introduction to HECToR
- September 21-22, 2010NAG Manchester - Debugging, Profiling and Optimising
- September 23, 2010NAG Manchester - Multicore
- September 27 - October 1, 2010University of Warwick - Core Algorithms for High Performance Scientific Computing
- October 18-20, 2010University of Warwick - Fortran 95
- October 20-21, 2010NAG Manchester - DL_POLY


