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Boston University environmental health researcher Patricia Fabian studies how indoor air quality impacts student health and educational achievement.

The UK’s fastest AI supercomputer is now being deployed for use by scientists within Cambridge and across the UK to support ambitious goals in clean energy, personalised medicine and climate.

The Cambridge Open Zettascale Lab upgrades technology to gain the U.K.’s fastest AI supercomputer, helping researchers solve the world’s most complex challenges.

Dawn has been created via a highly innovative long-term co-design partnership between the University of Cambridge, UK Research & Innovation, the UK Atomic

UK AI supercomputers are breaking out all over. Today, Dell, Intel and the University of Cambridge have announced the deployment of the co-designed [...]

A collaboration between the UK Atomic Energy Authority, Dell Technologies, Intel and the University of Cambridge will explore how supercomputers and artificial intelligence technologies with advanced predictive capabilities can deliver a 'digital twin' of the UK's prototype fusion power plant design.

The world’s fastest computers are becoming ever more powerful, but consuming vast quantities of energy in the process.

Though concern about climate change is trending upward, only 19% of those surveyed say they are employing most of the strategies known to “move the needle.”