Bath Science News Today

With the Euros set to kick off on June 14, several venues across the UK will be showing games on big screens for fans.

Here is a story you don’t hear very often: A supercomputing center was just given a blank check up to the peak power consumption of its facility to build

The new AI supercomputer will be the fastest in the U.K. when it launches in 2024 and will leverage artificial intelligence to drive breakthroughs in cutting-edge science.

U.K.s Isambard AI supercomputer for AI and HPC workloads boasts 200 PetaFLOPS for HPC and 21 ExaFLOPS for AI workloads.

Moog Aircraft in the UK will lead a ground-breaking collaboration project, assisted by Aerospace Technology Institute programme grant funding, to develop key technologies for future liquid hydrogen...

The UK’s GW4 Alliance, which comprises of the universities of Bristol, Bath, Cardiff and Exeter, together with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), NVIDIA and Arm, have been awarded £10 million by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to develop Isambard 3.

Confirmed sites include Cardiff Castle, Belfast City Hall, Piece Hall in Halifax, Jubilee Square in Brighton, Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester, Baiter Park in Poole and Darlingtons Market Square.

Microscopic analysis of oysters, mussels and sediment has uncovered a dizzying number of glass fibres linked back to boatyards and derelict vessels

New manufacturing capability will allow production of sustainable Green Hydrogen at University of Bath site, boosting UK’s Net Zero agenda...