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Developing algorithms to solve real-world problems
Mathematical models are used to solve a whole host of problems, from being able to better predict changes in the economy to the design of new drugs to fight diseases. In each case, complex numerical models are designed to fit real-world observations.
EOSC - the glue holding projects together
The European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) is an exciting multi-partner project that aims to make it easier for scientists around the EU to collaborate.
Simulation software fuels workflow efficiency in the nuclear industry
Computational scientists from the Science and Technology Facilities Council and Queen Mary University, London, have developed new software that helps the nuclear industry to manage the safety of radioactive materials and streamline workflows.
Head in the clouds: predicting the weather with AI
Scientists from across STFC are collaborating on a project that uses artificial intelligence to improve weather forecasting.

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