Engineering simulation workloads; from finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to structural, thermal, or multi-physics modelling, remain among the most computationally demanding tasks in the technical landscape. Traditionally, these…
A significant UK development in 2026 is the government’s new package of measures aimed at increasing female participation in the tech sector. Announced on 12 March 2026, the initiative includes:…
We are proud to announce that Jiteen Ahmed will join us as our second confirmed keynote speaker at the IST Conference at the University of Liverpool on Tuesday 15th September.…
Defining AI: “AI” is currently being used to describe a variety of technologies, from automation to machine learning to, potentially, a human-level comprehension (so-called “general AI”). Whether this is automated…
In an age where digital media; including research models, immersive course content, or games, can be distributed globally in seconds, ensuring secure delivery is paramount. For technical teams in HE…
Professionalism in STEM has historically been framed through a narrow lens — one that often prioritises neutrality, emotional restraint, and traditionally masculine norms. Modern professional standards, including those of the…
Citizen science (community participation in scientific research) is increasingly harnessing creative tech tools. For technical staff in HE, building these pipelines can engage the public while demonstrating software development craft;…
In 2026, we proudly mark the 115th anniversary of International Women’s Day, celebrated on 8th March 2026 – a global moment to recognise the achievements, resilience and leadership of women…