Highlights

CCP-SyneRBI and CCPi’s PETRIC challenge continues its success with second running

June 29, 2026

Positron emission tomography (PET) is a functional medical imaging technique which uses radioactive tracers to highlight areas of high activity in the body’s cells. Detectors around the body detect photon pairs and algorithms use this information

Stephen Longshaw discussing CoSeC at Energy Efficient Workshop, Sept 2025

A multi-disciplinary approach to embedding energy-efficient computing practices: Outcomes from our Energy Efficient Computing Workshop

November 28, 2025

On 15th-16th September 2025, an Energy Efficient Computing workshop was held at Harwell Campus, organized by STFC Theme Lead for Mathematics Dr Tyrone Rees, Software Engineers Jessica Huntley and Adam

“By bringing together different research communities under one roof, it’s much easier to see how value can be added”: An interview with CCP-NC Project Lead Dr Kane Shenton

October 13, 2025

Dr Kane Shenton is a Computational Scientist for Materials Software, Data and Workflows at STFC Scientific Computing. He is the Project Lead for the Collaborative Computation Project in NMR crystallography

Towards a catalogue for CoSeC to enhance discoverability and collaboration

June 25, 2025

CCP-WSI take the lead in developing a successful catalogue of research outputs that could pave the way to a catalogue for CoSeC Cataloguing is an essential tool to record research

“There is a great deal of knowledge that is curated and passed on from the CoSeC communities that has helped us make these essential connections:” An interview with CCP-QC Chair Professor Viv Kendon

April 28, 2025

Professor Viv Kendon is a Professor of Physics at the University of Strathclyde and the Chair for CCP-QC, which aims to bring about close co-operation between other CCPs and the