EPCC colleagues produce a range of high quality scientific visualisations. In this article, Sébastien Lemaire gives an overview of three recent examples, each to be presented at the #SC25 conference "Art in HPC" sessions. edin.ac/3WRk2Qd

@nseb.bsky.social

In preparation of the Samhuinn fire festival coming up, here is a shot taken earlier this month that I am quite pleased with.

#bfs #samhuinn

The results of the 2025 ARCHER2 Image and Video Competition have been announced. Congratulations to overall winner Sebastien Lemaire (EPCC) with this video of a gprMax simulation modelling the propagation of Electromagnetic fields.
View all the entries on the ARCHER2 website: edin.ac/4qwis3C

And here is a video version. I always enjoy working on these visualisations so feel free to get in touch if you want to know more about the process and how we can help you apply it to your science.

Understanding and communicating the scale of offshore wind turbines and their wake isn't always easy. So I made a wee animation to show it :)

#windturbine #sciviz #cfd

Noticed this alignement on my way home, I had to capture it. Edinburgh's streets in the late afternoon can offer surprising sights.

#photography #Edinburgh

Wee bothy on Canna (Inner Hebrides)

#photography

Webinar: The Science Behind the Image Competition
Online: 19 March, 15:00-16:00

Sébastien Lemaire (EPCC) & Andrew Mole (Imperial College London) will talk about the video “Effects of 'wake steering' on wind turbine flows”.

Register now! edin.ac/3D0L2Xf

Just a reminder that winter in Scotland can be quite peaceful as well :) this was shoot just a couple of weeks ago.
#edinburgh #photography

To kick start this account let's repost something I worked on last year at @epcc.bsky.social.
Wind turbine flow simulation done with @xcompact3d.bsky.social by Andrew Mole and render and animation by me using @blender.org
#hpc #blender #sc24 #cfd