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UK Research and Innovation, EuroHPC · GB · UKRI

Access EuroHPC supercomputers for research computing

This scheme provides UK-based researchers with access to Europe's most powerful supercomputers through the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. It offers four access modes (Benchmark and Development, Regular, and Extreme Scale) to support various stages of research computing, from code testing to large-scale workloads. Awards are allocations of compute time, not financial funding, and applications are accepted continuously with monthly cut-off dates.

Full eligibility text

UK-based researchers in academia, the public sector, and industry are eligible, as the UK is a participating state in EuroHPC. Specific institutional requirements are detailed on the UKRI opportunity page.

Deadline

Not stated

Form workload

1 form file(s) downloaded; 8 explicit questions; 7 writing prompts; 53 fields/sections; moderate — substantial written sections

Sample questions
  • Who is affected?
  • What data and consultation have you used?
  • Are there general impacts on multiple groups?
  • How will you monitor and review the impact of your activity?
  • What is the EIA review date?
  • Will the EIA be published?
  • Who has this been signed off by?
  • Action Deadline Owner How will it be monitored? What is the outcome?

Curated data & sources

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Curated itemValue in this recordSource
Funding agency UK Research and Innovation, EuroHPC Official page ↗
Country / funding source GB · UKRI Official page ↗
Deadline Not stated Official page ↗
Funding amount Not stated on the official page Official page ↗
Eligibility 5 structured dimensions — see the eligibility panel above Official page ↗

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