#CIUK kicked off in the main hall first with Paul Walker explaining how to use immersion cooling in data centres and now Crispen Keable (Eviden) telling us how Jupiter HPC was built

Weronika from @epcc.bsky.social kicks off the Understanding dRTP landscape breakout at #CIUK25, the first of several #DRI project breakouts and sessions this week. Led by CHARTERED, DisCouRSE and SCALE-UP the session is exploring dRTP roles and progression

We are in the process of setting up our stall at #CIUK2025. Looking forward to discuss knowledge exchange in the #DRI community!

Posters are also good, break was busy with discussions. Asa explaining his joint work with @spacetimelassie.bsky.social on benchmarking @dwavequantum.bsky.social systems

Getting going in the first session of the 5th CoSeC conference on day zero of #CIUK conference in Manchester ...

Christina Kerr from DSIT last speaker at the HPC-AI conference in Leicester, telling us about the UK government's 10 year compute plans.

🔷 This Webinar explores the fundamental principles of usability and accessibility, emphasizing their vital role in designing effective and user-friendly tools 🔷 This webinar addresses the diverse needs of different user groups & how accommodating these needs enhances software usability for everyone

We are absolutely delighted that former IOP President Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell has been appointed Companion of Honour, one of the nation's highest honours, in today's #KingsHonours2025

Hans Briegel telling us how to do GenAI with measurement based quantum computing. Lots of MBQC today, Richard Jozsa related it to IQP, and more from Elham Kashefi after lunch at #FQC2025 in Edinburgh, part of the #quantumfringe. (see alt text re colours in photo)

EPCC will be joining the fun at the #BigBangFair from 17-19 June. Meet our team at Stand 141 to learn all about high performance computing systems and experience parallel scaling in the ball-sorting challenge! edin.ac/4n2xGvJ

Afia Masood (EPSRC programme manger) telling us about the UKRI DRI programme, at Durham HPC days durham.readthedocs.io/en/latest/hp...

A short summary of our recently published paper: Quantum computing to speed up fluid simulations on Kudos: www.growkudos.com/publications...

The Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure (PSDI) is pleased to announce its first funding call for 2025 🚀🚀 Details & link to the application: www.psdi.ac.uk/funding-call... ➡️It is aimed at accelerating research within the physical sciences community.

➡️This funding opportunity invites applications for short-term pilot studies (up to six months), designed to develop innovative data-related resources that will be made available through PSDI.

Important details to know 🔽 📄 Link to the application: www.psdi.ac.uk/funding-call... 📅 Deadline: June 23rd 2025, 11.59 pm BST 🚨 Submit application by e-mail at [email protected] 📜 Successful applicants will be notified by 28th July 2025 #PSDI #FundingCall #ResearchSupport #STEMFunding

The all-new Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure website is now live. Find out all about the services the PSDI offers at www.psdi.ac.uk @psdi-uk.bsky.social

Team PSDI is at London Lab Live! 🙌 Here are some snippets! #PSDI #LLL2025 #LondonLabLive #Event

“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 Prof Viv Kendon @quantumviv.bsky.social www.cosec.ac.uk/impact/there...

Steph Foulds @gayladygrey.bsky.social presenting her poster on quantum walks at #BQIT 2025 in Bristol @qetlabs.bsky.social

Want to use one of the fastest quantum simulators but hate writing python or C++? I've just open sourced a project with high level Rust bindings for Qulacs. github.com/quantinuum-d... Still reasonably unstable but hopefully minimally usable now!

Day 2 of BQIT:25 gets underway with a virtual talk on CV quantum computing from Nicolas Menicucci, followed by talks on write-only quantum memories and quantum chemistry! #BQIT #QETLabs

Shushmi from @physicsstrath.bsky.social presenting her poster on quantum benchmarking of D-Wave at #BQIT in Bristol

Data is a major driver of research in Physical Sciences. Driven by community need, PSDI will provide a #DataInfrastructure that connects existing experimental & computational facilities within #PhysicalSciences & beyond transitioning physical science to a fully digitally enabled research discipline!

Registration is open for Royal Society Discussion Meeting on: Quantum computing in materials and molecular sciences 6 - 7 Oct London royalsociety.org/science-even...

poster session B at #QCTIP on day one in Berlin

The poster sessions provide a fitting conclusion to an exciting first day at #QCTIP2025.

AQC 2025 abstract deadline *tomorrow* (15th April) aqc25.phas.ubc.ca conference in Vancouver @ UBC June 9 - 12 for all things on quantum annealing and related quantum computing topics.

The 'F' stands for Findable! 🔎 Keeping data FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) ensures that it remains valuable and usable across different systems and users. Here are some tips to ensure your data is findable!

Our team at PSDI is partnering with the @digitalcuration.bsky.social to host a two-day in-person forum for data librarians and research support professionals working within the physical sciences across the UK and EU. This event will be free to attend, but spaces are limited: t.co/Ggh68hUiDN

New paper dance! Excellent work by @jbennett107.bsky.social at @iqoqi.bsky.social with @quantumchancellor.bsky.social and Wolfgang Lechner, showing that the LHZ encoding works with quantum walks, i.e., diabatic driving.

Really pleased to help open @royalsociety.org conference on Quantum Information with past IOP @instituteofphysics.bsky.social presidents Prof Shelia Rowan and Sir Peter Knight. A great opening UK event for the International Year of Quantum. More events here: iop.org/physics-commun…

Our team members are having a wonderful time at the #IDCC25! (Digital Curation Centre) Here are some sneak peaks! 📸 #PSDI #Conference

Register now: quantum.univie.ac.at/events/quant...

To whoever is reading this: I am super excited to announce our upcoming workshop, "Quantum Machine Learning: theory meets experiments" at @univie.ac.at ! Join us from April 23rd to 25th for some amazing invited talks from theorists and experimentalists alike. #QML #QuantumMachineLearning #Workshop

Andrew Jackson, Animesh Datta Improved Accreditation of Analogue Quantum Simulation and Establishing Quantum Advantage https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.06463

Not just a comprehensive review of metrics and benchmarking for quantum computing, the launch of a living resource including software for characterising and comparing quantum computing hardware. Led by Ivan Rungger @ NPL (UK National Physical Lab).

Registration for the CCP-EM Spring Symposium 23-25th April 2025 open, see www.ccpem.ac.uk/training/spr...

This webinar, presented by Alin Elena and Federica Zanca from STFC Daresbury Laboratory, discusses work undertaken in PSDI pathfinder 5 which focuses on transforming data to knowledge through the construction of workflows.

🚀Big news! The #YAO2025 invited speaker lineup is now live on our website!🎉🎉 Check out the amazing researchers joining us in Innsbruck this July. Don't miss out—registration is still open! 🔗: yao.iqoqi.at #QuantumScience #AtomOptics @iqoqi.bsky.social @oeaw.bsky.social @uniinnsbruck.bsky.social

PSDI has had 3 projects. The current project, Phase 2, is ongoing. Know more about them ➡️ www.psdi.ac.uk/background/ #psdi #psdiproject

Roberta Zambrini (@ifisc.uib-csic.es) telling us about quantum reservoir computing at day 4 of QSQW 2025 www.slam.unina.it/qsqw/

Get the best out of ARCHER2 with the HPE "Using ARCHER2 Efficiently" course. This comprehensive 3-day workshop is designed to provide you with the knowledge & skills to optimise your applications for ARCHER2, the UK national supercomputing service. https://buff.ly/4jkpLb1

Lara Janiurek (Strathclyde) presenting on continuum limits of DTQW towards fluid simulation!

This phase of PSDI will start with the second half of the initial 30-month development (started in Phase 1). This work is broken down into seven work packages, covering technical elements, content and social aspects of the project.

The current phase of PSDI, Phase 2, which started in January 2024 continues to build upon the work carried out in The Pilot and Phase 1 of the project. The PSDI initiative is funded through EPSRC DRI funding (EP/X032701/1 and EP/X032663/1).

"Ask us anything" with Scott Aaronson and Yuval Boger at Q2B24. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdyd...

Carolin Wille (Cambs Cavendish) discussing which quantum circuits are easy/hard to simulate classically

Claudia Benedetti (Milano) telling us about using genetic algorithms with quantum walks to determine the graph structure of networks day 3 of QSQW 2025 in Naples www.slam.unina.it/qsqw/

JUNIQ Spring School on Quantum Computing 2025. "The school emphasizes hands-on experience in developing and implementing algorithms on both gate-based devices and quantum annealers", organized by Jüllich Supercomputing Centre www.fz-juelich.de/en/ias/jsc/s...