Computational Modelling Group

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April 2024

Retirement of CMG dynamic web pages

The webpages at [https://cmg.soton.ac.uk](https://cmg.soton.ac.uk) retire in September 2024. The new home page of the CMG group is available at [https://computational-modelling-group.github.io/](https://computational-modelling-group.github.io/redirect-from-cmg_soton_ac_uk.html)

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December 2022

New ONETEP website

A new, highly accessible website, is now available for the ONETEP linear-scaling DFT code: https://onetep.org/

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April 2022

Modelling Black Holes

Research into accelerating the computational modelling supermassive black holes before their final "death spiral".

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March 2022

UK Research and Innovation EPSRC funding opportunities

UKRC have announced a call for high-end computing consortia to facilitate world-class research within the EPSRC funding remit.

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New Facility for Physics and Astronomy

Physics and Astronomy(P&A) have purchased a new compute server to support computer modelling across their Astronomy, Theory and Quantum Light & Matter groups.

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October 2018

Iridis Student Project contest 2018 - a chance to present your work and win a prize

Iridis Student Project Contest 2018 - a chance to present your work and win a prize!

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February 2017

Iridis Student Project contest 2017 - a chance to present your work and win a prize

Iridis Student Project Contest 2017 - a chance to present your work and win a prize!

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August 2016

Nanosize magnetic whirlpools could be the future of data storage

The use of nanoscale magnetic whirlpools, known as magnetic skyrmions, to create novel and efficient ways to store data will be explored in a new £7M research programme involving University of Southampton researchers.

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May 2016

First ever conference for Research Software Engineers - call for participation

Research Software Engineers (RSEs) are the people in research groups who write code, not papers. They are fundamental to research, but lack recognition for their work. To combat this oversight, we are running the world's first Research Software Engineer conference on 15-16 September 2016 in Manchester.

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April 2016

Leading roles for Southampton researchers in pioneering health project

Health researchers from the University of Southampton are to play a key role in an ambitious national project to scan the bones, hearts and brains of 100,000 middle-aged people.

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