SCD CoSeC - Computational Science Centre for Research Communities

CoSeC - Computational Science Centre for Research Communities

Recordings of the presentations from the 2022 CoSeC Conference are now available to view.

Important Information	Recent Highlights	Contact Us
APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! (Deadline Friday 21 July) Click here for information about CoSeC's core support.	6 March 2023: blogpost by Kane Shenton "Early adopting in computational materials science" 8 November 2022: blogpost by Jianping Meng "Domain specific languages for exascale fluid simulations" 26 September 2022: blogpost by Jian Fang "H2H: High-Performance Computing to Boost Hypersonic Flight" 23 August 2022: blogpost by Eugene Krissinel "AlphaFold Revolution for Crystallographic Software" 9 August 2022: blogpost by Damian Jones "Project Management for Triathlon" 2 August 2022: blogpost by Alin Elena "Electronic Structure Library: a paradigm change"	Email: CoSeC@stfc.ac.uk @CoSeC_community

Explore CoSeC, the communities it supports, the people who, together comprise 'CoSeC' and the wide range of technical, computational expertise and support they provide

Fields of Computational Science and Engineering
The communities supported by staff funded through CoSeC fall into 6 areas of computational science and engineering
Impact - CoSeC Case Studies
Focussing on the science and engineering produced by communities supported through CoSeC
Key information
CoSeC is a core group of people that supports a wide range of computational scientific and engineering communities. Find out who comprises CoSeC, the communities they support, and the breadth of the support received.
Media
Latest tweets, blog posts by STFC-CoSeC scientists and engineers, podcasts and CoSeC Conference material
News - CoSeC
Collection of CoSeC-related news including news from CoSeC supported communities
Other information and documents
CoSeC SToRIES; Yearly reports; Environmental Sustainability; Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity; and CoSeC Governance

The Computational Science Centre for Research Communities (CoSeC) supports the advancement of scientific research by developing and strengthening software to analyse and solve increasingly complex problems in multiple disciplines - physics, chemistry, life sciences, engineering, and more.

Funded by EPSRC, MRC, and BBSRC, we also provide a hub for exchanging knowledge and expertise through training and outreach. Long-term partnerships and collaborations with universities and other research establishments are at the heart of what we do. Together, we convey longevity to the software and expertise that, alongside continued advancement of computational hardware and the nurturing of strong collaborations, provide what is necessary for scientific communities to flourish.

Examples of CoSeC activities