
Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation Progress Report
The latest HNCDI Progress Report highlights the impact of our work helping the UK to adopt and apply advanced digital technologies.
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Reducing 3D printing failures through temperature monitoring
Microfluidics consultancy Rapid Fluidics Ltd worked with STFC Hartree® Centre and the University of Cambridge to enhance 3D printing throughput as part of the Smart Manufacturing Data Hub (SMDH) programme.
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Solving cryptography problems using quantum computers
Our work with PsiQuantum focuses on optimising the quantum resources needed to solve cryptographic problems, a key step in advancing quantum computing for broader applications.
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Harnessing exascale computing and scalable AI for societal impact
Our Chief Science Officer, Vassil Alexandrov, delves into how exascale computing and scalable AI are helping to transform industry, accelerate innovation and address societal challenges.
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£5m project aims to make Liverpool global leader in biologics
A new project led by Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine will enable the seamless translation of innovative vaccine and drug research into new medicines that will prevent disease, save lives and boost the regional economy.

New Collaboration to Advance AI-Powered Crop Disease Resistance Research
The Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation has announced a new collaboration with 2Blades and The Sainsbury Laboratory (TSL) aiming to revolutionise the discovery and application of plant disease resistance genes through AI foundation models and machine learning.

Digital twins aim to uncover ‘Climate Crisis’ impact on national infrastructure
In collaboration with organisations from across the utility sector and beyond, UK Power Networks is developing a digital platform called CReDO+ (Climate Resilience Decision Optimiser), which aims to help safeguard networks against the effects of climate change.

Hartree Centre and PsiQuantum develop path to quantum-enabled material innovation
The Hartree Centre, in collaboration with PsiQuantum, has introduced an innovative quantum computing approach for simulating Fermi-Hubbard type models and models of high-temperature superconductors. This work marks a significant step toward using quantum computers to address real-world industrial challenges.

A new partnership to power UK fusion powerplants
The Science and Technology Facilities Council’s (STFC) Hartree Centre has partnered with IBM and the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), to work on the design of future experimental fusion powerplants.

Recent publication unveils advances in precision drug delivery using synthetic virus-like particles
The Science and Technology Facilities Council’s (STFC) Hartree Centre, IBM Research and the National Physical Laboratory collaborated to advance drug delivery methods by leveraging synthetic virus-like particles
Upcoming Events

HPC Training in Europe: Current Landscape and Future Needs
This ISC24 Birds of a Feather session will provide a global forum for addressing common challenges and solutions for enhancing HPC training and education, and for fostering collaboration opportunities.

Quantum and Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing Approaches Workshop
An ISC 2025 workshop exploring the potential of quantum computing & hybrid quantum-classical computing approaches.

Fundamentals of Reinforcement Learning
Aimed at independent users, this course in Reinforcement Learning (RL) will take you through some of the practical considerations to make when looking at how Reinforcement Learning can be used as a decision-making tool in your business.

Teaching Computational Science Workshop ICCS Workshop
This ICCS25 workshop will focus on innovations in teaching computational science in its various aspects like modelling and simulation, high-performance and large-data environments for all levels and in all contexts.

Solving Problems with Uncertainty ICCS Workshop
This ICCS25 workshop will focus on methods and algorithms for solving problems with uncertainties, stochastic methods and algorithms for solving problems with uncertainties.

Fundamentals of Cloud Computing
Aimed at Independent Users, this course will take you through the full lifecycle of “model to service”, starting off with an open-source language model and going through the steps to go from a model to a fully usable deployed cloud-hosted application
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