The RHUL Psychology department has two facilities for high performance computing (HPC), suitable for processing neuroimaging data:

1. A traditional, but currently somewhat ancient, computing cluster with capacity to run 20 parallel threads.
2. A new (as of 2022) high-performance Linux workstation with 16 cores.

Longer term, the old cluster will be decommissioned and replaced by additional high-performance workstations to provide more flexible computing solutions for users. Details about the cluster and HPC facilities can be found on the staff intranet (RHUL users only).