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| The RHUL Psychology department has two facilities for high performance computing (HPC), suitable for processing neuroimaging data: | The RHUL Psychology department has two facilities for high performance computing (HPC), suitable for processing neuroimaging data: | ||
| - A high-performance Linux workstation (psycomp) with 16 cores. Note that this may be decommissioned in the medium term as the new cluster goes online. Please check with Steve Hammett for details. | - A high-performance Linux workstation (psycomp) with 16 cores. Note that this may be decommissioned in the medium term as the new cluster goes online. Please check with Steve Hammett for details. | ||
| - | - A high-performance virtualised computing cluster (psyc01) with 256 CPU cores and a task scheduler for load management (SLURM). | + | - A high-performance virtualised computing cluster (psyc01) with 256 CPU cores and a task scheduler for load management (SLURM). More details about using the cluster can be found {{ : |
| Details about the cluster and HPC facilities can be found on the [[https:// | Details about the cluster and HPC facilities can be found on the [[https:// | ||
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